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Timing Mechanisms in Optimal Foraging: Some Applications of Scalar Expectancy Theoryusually been assumed to result from stochastic properties of the environment (Caraco 1980; McNamara & Houston 1980) or from transient incomplete knowledge while learning proceeds (Krebs, Kacelnik & Taylor 1978; McNamara & Houston 1985; Shettleworth, Krebs, Stephens & Gibbon 1988). Nevertheless, unce

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On Evaluation of Foraging Strategies Through Estimates of Reproductive Successtraints. One assumption of such theories is that an animal that forages according to predictions will acquire more resources, and thus will have higher “fitness”, than a conspecific that fails to forage by the theoretical rules. This assumption is seldom tested in any way directly related to reprodu

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Territorial Salamanders Evaluate Size and Chitinous Content of Arthropod Preycs (Brown, 1964) and of foraging economics (Stephens and Krebs, 1986) become closely allied. Foraging decisions by the territorial defender may be influenced not only by changing densities of various prey types, but also by other environmental fluctuations, by intrusions from food competitors and pr

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Are Rules of Thumb Sufficient for the Starling’s Choice of Food According to Gain in Energy? population dynamics of the prey species and the foraging and prey choice behaviour of their predators. With birds eating insects direct observations in the field are rather difficult, therefore we have to rely to a large extent on indirect evidence. Analyses of stomach contents were a first approac

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Time Scale and Diet Choice Decisionsk. Early models primarily considered long-term averages of short-term static processes. As I discuss below, recent modelers have proposed that animal decisions consider longer and more complicated time scales. The new models are more specific and more realistic in their representation of foraging be

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