Title: Scientists interested in applying the optimal foraging model to wagtail birds' feeding behavior ...
Post by: lihui on Jul 15, 2019
Scientists interested in applying the optimal foraging model to wagtail birds' feeding behavior gathered data on the prey (flies) and calories consumed while the prey was being handled (the time the prey is caught until it is consumed) by the wagtails. Which conclusion is supported by this graph?
▸ Wagtails get more calories per second of handling time with larger flies than with smaller ones.
▸ Wagtails get more calories per second of handling time with 7-mm flies than with either larger or smaller ones.
▸ Wagtails get more calories per second of handling time with smaller flies than with larger ones.
▸ Prey size does not affect the number of calories gained per second of handling time by wagtails.
▸ Wagtails get more calories per second of handling time with larger flies than with smaller ones.
▸ Wagtails get more calories per second of handling time with 7-mm flies than with either larger or smaller ones.
▸ Wagtails get more calories per second of handling time with smaller flies than with larger ones.
▸ Prey size does not affect the number of calories gained per second of handling time by wagtails.
Title: Scientists interested in applying the optimal foraging model to wagtail birds' feeding behavior ...
Post by: christinaalex on Jul 15, 2019
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Post by: Eunicecaco24 on Mar 5, 2020
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Title: Re: Scientists interested in applying the optimal foraging model to wagtail birds' feeding behavior ...
Post by: takamin on Mar 17, 2020
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Title: Re: Scientists interested in applying the optimal foraging model to wagtail birds' feeding behavior ...
Post by: Neha on Mar 20, 2020
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