Примеры использования To predators на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Probably an evolved response to predators.
Gunnari to predators in the Antarctic ecosystem paragraph 8.7.
Estimate availability of krill to predators and fishery.
And having large eggs means the hatchling is more developed,making it less vulnerable to predators.
Nimród Antal had talked about a direct sequel to Predators and said he would love to do one.
Yeah, but for the next ten minutes, I'Il be very vulnerable to predators.
All the decor was created in order to predators feel comfortable in what you are able to make.
At this stage it is at its most vulnerable to predators.
These eggs are less vulnerable to predators than those laid within water, but are affected by the parasitic maggots of some fly species.
Most of these octopuses use Batesian mimicry,selecting an organism repulsive to predators as a model.
A specially equipped vehicle allows you to get up close to predators that would be inapproachable or dangerous in other circumstances.
Penguins run slowly, swaying from foot to foot, butMumble figured out how to avoid falling prey to predators.
Gunnari, taking into account the relative importance of this species to predators and the highly variable nature of the stock.
The superb fairywrens' alarm call is a series of brief sharp chits, universally given andunderstood by small birds in response to predators.
In their natural environment, these gryzunychasto become prey to predators, it is difficult to assess the actual life expectancy.
In this paper, a vital strategy for development of the two represent different properties of the growth rate andthe so-called victim's attractiveness to predators.
Once fragmentation has occurred the lack of cover exposes the cottontail to predators, increasing the strain on the species.
The Regional Council's report states that the slight decrease in damage that has taken place since the peak year of 2007 is the result of falls in reindeer numbers due to predators.
It was recognised that the depth at which krill occur will affect the availability to predators as different species will be able to forage to different depths.
Every year, a large proportion of the newborn calves belonging to the Nellim group disappear in the forest, owing to a range of different natural conditions and, in particular,their exposure to predators.
Because this foraging practice renders them vulnerable to predators, birds tend to stick fairly close to cover and forage in groups.
Assess potential future sea-ice change in Area 48 andthe potential impacts on availability of krill to predators and the fishery.
New technologies considerably increase the opportunities available to predators by allowing them to stalk, recruit and exploit children anywhere in the world.
Consequently, an increase in catch may be possible if the catch for a subarea is subdivided into smaller spatial units that take account of predator needs, orother safeguards to predators are put in place.
These herds, during their movement,were particularly vulnerable to predators like wolves, lynxes, bears or other men-began to use large dogs in their protection.
The Working Group noted that multiple approaches to the analysis of animal tracking data with the aim of identifying important predator habitat can be useful in a comparative approach to identifying habitat important to predators.
This fast rate of growth serves to shorten the period immediately after birth when the small pups are most vulnerable to predators, a strategy similar to that employed by the silky shark C. falciformis.
The herders losing significantly more calves to predators than the majority in the Cooperative would still need to slaughter their productive base(i.e. their adult female reindeer) in order to fulfil their slaughter quota.
Another responsibility was the distribution of compensation for reindeer lost to predators such as wolves and bears.
For predator-prey interactions, the functions will represent the vulnerability of prey to predators given thedegree of spatial and temporal overlap(prey availability to predators) combined with the ability for predators to capture prey when they are encountered selectivity.