<p>Symbols are shaded according to the level of predation, from white (low predation) to black (high predation).</p
This is the data underlying the analyses of length distributions (figure 4) and cockle body composit...
<p>Symbols are as follows: threat status: common species (●); red-listed species (○); <b><i>saproxyl...
Determining why some animals form groups while others remain solitary is a longstanding goal in beha...
Number of appearances of the different predators with or without predation and the associated predat...
<p>Predators are pictured as open circles while prey individuals are represented as black dots. Thic...
<p>Data in (A–C) and (D–F) correspond to life-cycle types I and II, respectively. (A and D) The lowe...
<p>The solid line denotes the total population (proportion = 1): the lower and upper dashed lines in...
<p>Red bar indicated predator treatment and blue bar indicate control. Alphabets in figures (b) and ...
Mean juvenile Mya arenaria and Mercenaria mercenaria proportional survival (± 1 SE) in mesocosms whe...
Predation is one of the basic mechanisms of population growth control. Using a mathematical model, w...
Spatial data on densities of cockles before and after predation: This file contains the data underly...
<p>Relationships between the deterministic growth rate of the population, the rate of juvenile survi...
<p>The observed density of each predator versus the density predicted by the full multiple regressio...
<p>Captions indicate the name of predator species followed by the name of one of the major prey spec...
<p>Filled and open circles respectively represent females and males. The solid and dashed lines resp...
This is the data underlying the analyses of length distributions (figure 4) and cockle body composit...
<p>Symbols are as follows: threat status: common species (●); red-listed species (○); <b><i>saproxyl...
Determining why some animals form groups while others remain solitary is a longstanding goal in beha...
Number of appearances of the different predators with or without predation and the associated predat...
<p>Predators are pictured as open circles while prey individuals are represented as black dots. Thic...
<p>Data in (A–C) and (D–F) correspond to life-cycle types I and II, respectively. (A and D) The lowe...
<p>The solid line denotes the total population (proportion = 1): the lower and upper dashed lines in...
<p>Red bar indicated predator treatment and blue bar indicate control. Alphabets in figures (b) and ...
Mean juvenile Mya arenaria and Mercenaria mercenaria proportional survival (± 1 SE) in mesocosms whe...
Predation is one of the basic mechanisms of population growth control. Using a mathematical model, w...
Spatial data on densities of cockles before and after predation: This file contains the data underly...
<p>Relationships between the deterministic growth rate of the population, the rate of juvenile survi...
<p>The observed density of each predator versus the density predicted by the full multiple regressio...
<p>Captions indicate the name of predator species followed by the name of one of the major prey spec...
<p>Filled and open circles respectively represent females and males. The solid and dashed lines resp...
This is the data underlying the analyses of length distributions (figure 4) and cockle body composit...
<p>Symbols are as follows: threat status: common species (●); red-listed species (○); <b><i>saproxyl...
Determining why some animals form groups while others remain solitary is a longstanding goal in beha...
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