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2“...-order lagged abundance terms were significant. Relative importance of P. strobus seeds to this omnivore...”
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3by Fortier, Martin, Fortier, Louis, Hattori, Hiroshi, Saito, Hiroaki, Legendre, Louis“.... Nauplii prey being abundant above 50 m, the upward night-time incursions of the omnivore Metridia longa...”
Published in Journal of Plankton Research (2001)
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4by Falk-Petersen, Jannike, Renaud, Paul, Anisimova, Natalia“.... Being a large, bottom-feeding omnivore of great mobility, the king crab can significantly impact...”
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5by Falk-Petersen, Jannike, Renaud, Paul, Anisimova, Natalia“...-feeding omnivore of great mobility, the king crab can significantly impact the ecosystem. Reduced benthic...”
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6“... bloomed, and remained in the subsurface chlorophyll maximum (SCM) until late July. The small omnivore...”
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7“... ( Calanus spp., Pseudocalanus minutus ); (2) mesopelagic residents: omnivores with broadly overlapping...”
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8by Erlenbach, Joy A., Rode, Karyn D., Raubenheimer, David, Robbins, Charles T.“... tested whether brown bears ( Ursus arctos ), generalist omnivores that hibernate, regulated their diet...”
Published in Journal of Mammalogy (2014)
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9by Hewson-Hughes, Adrian K., Hewson-Hughes, Victoria L., Colyer, Alison, Miller, Andrew T., McGrane, Scott J., Hall, Simon R., Butterwick, Richard F., Simpson, Stephen J., Raubenheimer, David“...Although many herbivores and omnivores have been shown to balance their intake of macronutrients...”
Published in Behavioral Ecology (2013)
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10by Hewson-Hughes, Adrian K., Hewson-Hughes, Victoria L., Colyer, Alison, Miller, Andrew T., McGrane, Scott J., Hall, Simon R., Butterwick, Richard F., Simpson, Stephen J., Raubenheimer, David“...Although many herbivores and omnivores have been shown to balance their intake of macronutrients...”
Published in Behavioral Ecology (2012)
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11by Clark, Darren R., Aazem, Khalid V., Hays, Graeme C.“... assemblage was dominated by herbivorous/omnivorous taxa in the northern regions, and by carnivorous taxa...”
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12“... are clearly omnivorous in their diet. Overall, fish were found in 82% of the stomachs, accounting for 59...”
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13“... omnivorous in their diet. Overall, fish were found in 82% of the stomachs, accounting for 59% of the food...”
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14“...Centropages abdominalis is a neritic, omnivorous, temporally abundant copepod present throughout...”
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15“...Centropages abdominalis is a neritic, omnivorous, temporally abundant copepod present throughout...”
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16by Petursdottir, Hildur, Falk-Petersen, Stig, Gislason, Astthor“... practice an omnivorous–carnivorous feeding mode. The amphipod species Themisto libellula is important...”
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17by Vanderploeg, Henry A., Cavaletto, Joann F., Liebig, James R., Gardner, Wayne S.“...Limnocalanus macrurus , an omnivorous calanoid copepod with strong carnivorous tendencies...”
Published in Journal of Plankton Research (1998)
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18“... was omnivorous and that R.gigas was predominantly herbivorous 16:0 and 16:l generally accounted for slightly >50...”
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19“...) and filtered (1 µm) seawater (hungry). The positive light response of predominantly herbivorous and omnivorous...”
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20“...) and filtered (1 µm) seawater (hungry). The positive light response of predominantly herbivorous and omnivorous...”
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