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cture of resources on the population dynamics and assemblage structure of consumers. We believe that bringing together scientists specialised in foraging theory with those who know much about spatial ecology ca978-1-4020-6849-2

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,Comments on “Mechanisms Determining Large-Herbivore Distribution”, (OFT) (Krebs and Davis 1986). Within the OFT, the goal for herbivores generally is some form of energy maximisation within the limits of certain constraints. Although the application of energy as single currency has had some success, it is widely recognised that focusing on energy alone is not suff

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Resource Distribution and Dynamics: ,nsities of resource quantity and quality in space and time is therefore a crucial step towards understanding the spatial arrangement of herbivores. In recent years remote sensing has become the tool of choice for producing high spatial-resolution impressions of the variability of the landscape, and