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Time Scale and Diet Choice Decisionsare incapable of planning future rewards that will arrive after a period of 1 hr (Timberlake 1984; Timberlake et al. 1987). In this review I will consider time scales implied by several foraging models and review studies that address the problem of the use of time scales by foragers. I will focus pr

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Predicting Ontogenetic Niche Shifts in the Field: What can be Gained by Foraging Theory?dies (Stephens and Krebs 1986, but see Schoener 1987 for artificial laboratory experiments). This behavioural research has led to the questioning on experimental and theoretical grounds of the many assumptions in the classical diet and patch models, such as sequential encounter, complete information

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Impulsive Control of Periodic Motions,etical prediction is tested empirically, and the resulting data closely fit the prediction. The inference drawn from the test is that the forager must have higher potential fitness than foragers that might have performed in other ways (such as eating prey type 2 and ignoring prey type 1).

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Applications to Nanoelectronics,are incapable of planning future rewards that will arrive after a period of 1 hr (Timberlake 1984; Timberlake et al. 1987). In this review I will consider time scales implied by several foraging models and review studies that address the problem of the use of time scales by foragers. I will focus pr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-5383-4dies (Stephens and Krebs 1986, but see Schoener 1987 for artificial laboratory experiments). This behavioural research has led to the questioning on experimental and theoretical grounds of the many assumptions in the classical diet and patch models, such as sequential encounter, complete information

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Impulsive Control with Fixed-time Impulses,The past decade has seen considerable debate over the choice of methodology appropriate for the analysis of animal behavior. Unquestionably, the dominant approach uses a variety of optimization methods as a basis for modeling behavior.