Add to ORKGA regular pattern is shown in the size structure (which reflects changes in the size of the prey consumed), with a maximum size in late summer. There also appear trends towards increasing surface activity and nocturnalism from spring to autumn. The combined effects of changes in prey size and in prey type can explain the seasonal trend in size and suggest a close dependence of the trophic-temporal niche structure on prey availability. -from AuthorSCOPUS: NotDefined.jinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishe
Few studies have examined how foraging niche shift of a predator over time cascade down to local pre...
More diverse forests are generally more resistant to insect herbivores. This might be due to positiv...
1. Macro-detritivores are important fragmenters performing a first step in the ecosystem process of ...
An overall study of the niches of forest carabid beetles is carried out in a beechwood close to the ...
This paper continues the overall study of the niches of forest carabid beetles, by investigating the...
Carabid beetles form rich and abundant communities in arable landscapes. Their generalist feeding be...
It is first shown that den Boer's (1985) claims that competition should be rejected as a factor expl...
This study explores the relationship between species composition and the structure of an arthropod c...
<p>Mean number of A) carabid beetles and B) spiders collected per trap (i.e., activity density) and ...
Many of the observed species interactions embedded in ecological communities are not permanent, but ...
The arthropod predator community of an organically cultivated 0.3 ha field was sampled by pitfall tr...
Several components of predator functional diversity have been hypothesized to influence prey suppres...
Carabid beetles (Coleoptera: Carabidae) are considered as one of the most cardinal invertebrate pred...
In insects, allometries of exaggerated traits such as horns or mandibles are often considered specie...
A conspicuous season–diversity relationship (SDR) can be seen in seasonal environments, often with a...
Few studies have examined how foraging niche shift of a predator over time cascade down to local pre...
More diverse forests are generally more resistant to insect herbivores. This might be due to positiv...
1. Macro-detritivores are important fragmenters performing a first step in the ecosystem process of ...
An overall study of the niches of forest carabid beetles is carried out in a beechwood close to the ...
This paper continues the overall study of the niches of forest carabid beetles, by investigating the...
Carabid beetles form rich and abundant communities in arable landscapes. Their generalist feeding be...
It is first shown that den Boer's (1985) claims that competition should be rejected as a factor expl...
This study explores the relationship between species composition and the structure of an arthropod c...
<p>Mean number of A) carabid beetles and B) spiders collected per trap (i.e., activity density) and ...
Many of the observed species interactions embedded in ecological communities are not permanent, but ...
The arthropod predator community of an organically cultivated 0.3 ha field was sampled by pitfall tr...
Several components of predator functional diversity have been hypothesized to influence prey suppres...
Carabid beetles (Coleoptera: Carabidae) are considered as one of the most cardinal invertebrate pred...
In insects, allometries of exaggerated traits such as horns or mandibles are often considered specie...
A conspicuous season–diversity relationship (SDR) can be seen in seasonal environments, often with a...
Few studies have examined how foraging niche shift of a predator over time cascade down to local pre...
More diverse forests are generally more resistant to insect herbivores. This might be due to positiv...
1. Macro-detritivores are important fragmenters performing a first step in the ecosystem process of ...