E whakaatuhia ana ngā hua e 1 - 20 o te 34 mō te rapu 'predation behavior' Whakamahine hua
  1. 1
    ā- Kruuk, H. (Hans)
    I whakaputaina 1972
    Ngā marau
    Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    The spotted hyena : a study of predation and social behavior.
  2. 2
    ā- Conover, Michael R.
    I whakaputaina 2007
    Rārangi ihirangi
    Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    Predator-prey dynamics : the role of olfaction /
  3. 3
    ā- Beauchamp, Guy
    I whakaputaina 2014
    Ngā marau “...Predation (Biology)...”
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    Tāhiko īPukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    Social predation how group living benefits predators and prey /
  4. 4
    ā- Schaller, George B.
    I whakaputaina 1972
    Ngā marau “...Lion Behavior....”
    Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    The Serengeti lion : a study of predator-prey relations /
  5. 5
    ā- Croze, Harvey
    I whakaputaina 1970
    Ngā marau
    Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    Searching image in carrion crows : Hunting strategy in a predator and some anti-predator devices in camouflaged prey /
  6. 6
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    Tuhinga Whakapae Tāhiko īPukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    Response of New Zealand birds to the presence of novel predators : a thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Master of Science in Ecology, University of Canterbury /
  7. 7
    ā- Littin, Carolyn R. (Carolyn Ruth)
    I whakaputaina 2001
    Ngā marau “...Pholcidae Behavior....”
    Tuhinga Whakapae Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    Social facilitation and anti-predator defences of pholcid spiders (Araneae) : a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Zoology at the University of Canterbury /
  8. 8
    I whakaputaina 1983
    Ngā marau “...Fishes Behavior Congresses....”
    Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    Predators and prey in fishes : proceedings of the 3rd biennial conference on the Ethology and Behavioral Ecology of Fishes, held at Normal, Illinois, U.S.A., May 19-22, 1981 /
  9. 9
    ā- Kuehn, Melanie Frances, 1972-
    I whakaputaina 1995
    Ngā marau
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    Tuhinga Whakapae Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    The predatory strategy of the 'white-tailed' spider Lampona cylindrata, (Araneae, Lamponidae), a non-visual araneophagic predator : a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Zoology at the University of Canterbury /
  10. 10
    I whakaputaina 1990
    Ngā marau
    Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    Intrazooplankton predation /
  11. 11
    ā- Best, H. A. (Hugh Andrew), 1949-
    I whakaputaina 1970
    Ngā marau
    Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    The predator-prey relationships of the inter-tidal whelk, Cominella maculosa Martyn : presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Zoology, University of Canterbury /
  12. 12
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    Tuhinga Whakapae Tāhiko īPukapuka
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    An investigation into declining skink populations and their behavioural responses to introduced mammalian predators : Masters of Science in Ecology School of Biological Sciences, University of Canterbury Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha /
  13. 13
    ā- Moss, Rebecca Jane
    I whakaputaina 2004
    Ngā marau
    Tuhinga Whakapae Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    Using salticid spiders to investigate the anti-predator defences of insects : a thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in the University of Canterbury /
  14. 14
    ā- Fryxell, John M., 1954-
    I whakaputaina 1998
    Ngā marau
    Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    Individual behavior and community dynamics /
  15. 15
    ā- Poulsen, Brenda A.
    I whakaputaina 1988
    Ngā marau
    Tuhinga Whakapae Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    Predatory and reproductive behaviours of Supunna picta (Koch L. 1873) and some related species (Araneae, Clubionidae) : a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Zoology in the University of Canterbury /
  16. 16
    ā- Hume, Deborah K. (Deborah Kay), 1971-
    I whakaputaina 1995
    Ngā marau
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    Tuhinga Whakapae Pukapuka
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    I tiakina ki:
    Anti-predator training : an experimental approach in reintroduction biology : a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Zoology, University of Canterbury /
  17. 17
    ā- Clark, Robert John, 1970-
    I whakaputaina 2000
    Ngā marau
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    Tuhinga Whakapae Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    The role of chemical cues in the predatory and anti-predatory behaviour of jumping spiders (Araneae, Salticidae) : a thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Zoology at the University of Canterbury /
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    ā- Brassington, Roxanne J.
    I whakaputaina 1984
    Ngā marau
    Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    Predatory and anti-predatory adaptations of Pholcus phalangioides (Araneae: Pholcidae)
  19. 19
    Ngā marau “...Portia Behavior....”
    Tuhinga Whakapae Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    Use of a trial-and-error algorithm in Portia, an araneophagic aggressive-mimic spider
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    ā- Van Olphen, Andrew
    I whakaputaina 1990
    Ngā marau “...Spiders Behavior....”
    Tuhinga Whakapae Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    Specialised predatory behaviour in spiders : ant-eating and woodlouse-eating species : a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Zoology, University of Canterbury /

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