Examples of using Predation in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Predation and threats.
Sloths have an unusual means of camouflage to avoid predation;
Predation by wolves on wolverines.
Locomotion also helps us avoid predation and seek out mates for reproduction.
Past experience has taught us that complacency and concessions only invite aggression and predation.
However, due to predation, most of the species became extinct.
Of all the ways that species interact on this planetmaybe the one that fascinates us the most is predation and why not?
Rather than fear predation, we appreciate the benefits of efficient administration.
They nest in burrows,laying one white egg which they visit only at night to avoid predation by large gulls.
The species is threatened by predation by feral and domestic cats, particularly on San Lorenzo Sur.[1].
Lotka(1925) developed mathematical models of the growth of individual populations andof the dynamics of populations interrelated by competition and predation.
Predation, which accounts for 98% of summer mortality significantly limits the average lifespan of this species.
The most commoncause of death of animals in the wild was predation(55%), and in the second place- hunting is permitted(17%).
Predation is used here to include all"+/-" interactions in which one organism consumes all or part of another.
It was introduced to Lake Victoria in 1954 where it has contributed to the extinction ofmore than 200 endemic fish species through predation and competition for food.
Sometimes that means predation; sometimes cooperation and sometimes competition for resources like food and water and living space.
Generally speaking people in Europe are positive to carnivores but the conflicts that caused thehistorical declines are still present, like predation on livestock.
Because of these pressures, predation has driven all sorts of truly amazing adaptations that we see all around us.
It was introduced into Lake Victoria in 1954, which contributed to the disappearance ofmore than two hundred local species of fish through predation and competition for food.
Little is known about the predation of this species, although it is a host of Sternostoma hirundinis, a type of nasal mite. It has also been known to lose nests both to termites and black flies.
But a study published recently in Biological Conservation and conducted in Australia shows that reptilepopulations may also suffer from cat predation.
Fires, seed predation, competition from weeds, and an altered physical environment might be affecting the ability of the Madagascar baobab to reproduce,[2] which may have devastating consequences for its survival.
Before civilisation intervened, such chronic loneliness would have been so rare(becauseisolated individuals are so vulnerable to predation) that evolution would have ignored it.
The introduction of alien species can havea devastating effect on native wildlife, through increased predation, through competition for resources or through the introduction of pests and diseases to which the native species have no immunity.
In 2007, research was published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences suggesting that ground squirrels mightuse discarded rattlesnake skins to avoid predation.
The IUCN Red List identifies 12 types of drivers leading to the extinction of species,ranging from predation or competition from other local species, ending with knocking out as a result of hunting or total collection of plants.
Thus, scientists came to the conclusion that whales essentially turned upside down their whole food system,when from traditional predation they switched to modern nutrition with plankton.
It may also differ within the same species due to many factors including habitat, health,nutrition, predation pressures, and time of year.[1] Clutch size variation can also reflect variation in optimal reproduction effort.

