10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STENOPHAGOUS»
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1
Organizational Constraints on the Dynamics of Evolution
what are the neural differences between stenophagous and euryphagous
species? Whether euryphagy is the primitive state from which stenophagy has
developed [39], or whether euryphagous species emerged from stenophagous
ones by ...
John Maynard Smith, G. Vida, 1990
2
Encyclopedia of Marine Sciences
Many marine and freshwater species are stenoionic. stenophagous refers to
animals with a very narrow food specialization, e.g., the ctenophore Beroe
gracilis, feeding exclusively on another ctenophore, Pleu- robrachia pileus. Many
species ...
Johanna G. Baretta-Bekker, Egbert K. Duursma, Bouwe R. Kuipers, 1998
3
Populus Nigra Network: Report of the Seventh (25-27 October ...
Somewhat higher but comparable numbers of stenophagous species associated
with the genus Populus were reported by Southwood (1961) for the United
Kingdom and Sweden. In Table 3. Number of species of stenophagous
phytophagous ...
Jarkko Koskela, S. M. G. de Vries, Davorin Kajba, 2004
4
CRC Dictionary of Agricultural Sciences
stenophagous 609 stimuli narrow range of ecological conditions. See also
euroky. stenophagous. pertaining to an organism that subsists on only one or a
few kinds of food. stenosis, a narrowing or constriction of a tube, duct, or vessel
within ...
5
Ecological Impacts of Non-Native Invertebrates and Fungi on ...
In terms of breadth of diet, 195 are stenophagous (feed on a single woody plant
genus), 85 are oligophagous (on three or fewer genera) and 139 are
polyphagous (on more than three genera) (Fig. 8). Stenophagous and
oligophagous species ...
David William Langor, Jon Sweeney, 2009
6
Ecology and Behaviour of the Ladybird Beetles (Coccinellidae)
5.2.4 Euryphagous and stenophagous species / Generalist and specialist
species In most of 5.2 the discussion is focussed on specific prey types. In this
section the focus is on the Figure 5.2 Relationship between prey abundance and
ladybird ...
Ivo Hodek, A. Honek, Helmut F. van Emden, 2012
7
Biological Control of Weeds in Australia
(leaves and stems) Low attack levels at sites where measured Stenophagous on
Cardueae and narrow distribution on slender thistles Stenophagous on
Cardueae and low attack level per plant Carduus specialist, narrow distribution
and low ...
Jim Cullen, Mic Julien, Rachel McFadyen, 2012
8
Probable Evolution and Morphological Variation in South ...
The remaining five species are of Agasicles, which is entirely oriented to the
amphibious amaranths (stenophagous). Unlike Agasicles, both Amynothrips and
Vogtia have undergone evolutionary change without speciation. Low variability
or ...
George Britton Vogt, Judson Ulery McGuire, A. D. Cushman, 1979
The stabilization of the new state depends primarily on whether there is a plant
taxon to the chemical profile of which the new state happens to be adapted.
Naturally, a newly emerged stenophagous insect genotype is exposed to
manifold and ...
It is probably appropriate to say that Gyrfalcons are stenophagous (i.e. the birds
feed on a limited range of similar prey) during the early stages of breeding.
However, as spring progresses and new bird species start to arrive at the
Gyrfalcon ...
Eugene Potapov, Richard Sale, 2010
