Titlebook: Behavioural Mechanisms of Food Selection; Roger N. Hughes Conference proceedings 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1990 Behaviour.Die

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Control Problems on Time Scales1986, Bazely 1989). Functional hypotheses which have been proposed to explain observed diet selection are (a) the need to select the most nutritious vegetation (Arnold and Dudzinski 1978) and (b) the need to avoid toxic secondary plant compounds (Bryant and Kuropat 1980, Crawley 1983).

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Conference proceedings 1990es that rarely overlap. Here concepts and developments hitherto scattered in the literature are drawn together. This uniquely broad synthesis captures the state of the art in the study of diet selection and prescribes new objectives in theoretical development and research.

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Other Impulsive Control Strategies, It has the advantage of allowing decisions to depend on the animal’s state. It also puts foraging into the context of the animal’s life-history. The final section discusses the issue of simple versus complex models.

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Other Impulsive Control Strategies,rtainty in foraging may in addition originate from intrinsic properties of the predator’s information-processing capabilities. Here we consider foraging problems of ambiguity in the psychological system responsible for the perception, storage and retrieval of information about the duration of time intervals.