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,Information und Produktivit?t,(e.g., artiodactyls, rodents), the carnivorans have retained a versatile dentition, with different teeth adapted for cutting meat, crushing bone, and grinding insects and fruits (Figure 15.1). This versatility has led to the evolution of divergent dental patterns and diets within the order, presumably largely as a result of competition for food.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9954-2ogical constraints (e.g., prey density, habitat) that may differ dramatically for the same species at the extremes of its geographical distribution. The basic task of finding and gathering food under these constraints fundamentally affects a species’ spacing patterns and the structure of its social systems.

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The Feeding Ecology of Giant Pandas and Asiatic Black Bears in the Tangjiahe Reserve, Chinato an area totaling about 29,500 km2 mainly in China’s Sichuan province, but also southern Gansu and Shaanxi provinces (Figure 8.1). In these mountain forests pandas and black bears of the subspecies . (Ma 1983) are sympatric.

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Ecological Constraints on Predation by Large Felidsogical constraints (e.g., prey density, habitat) that may differ dramatically for the same species at the extremes of its geographical distribution. The basic task of finding and gathering food under these constraints fundamentally affects a species’ spacing patterns and the structure of its social systems.

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