… of two predator species competing exploitatively for the same prey population. The prey
are assumed to regenerate in the absence of predation by logistic growth. The predators are …

… predator species competing exploitatively for the same prey population. The prey population
grows logistically in the absence of predation, and the predators … of which predator species …

… predators feeding on a single prey growing in the chemostat. In the case that one of the
predators … be used to show that coexistence of the predators occurs in the form of a limit cycle. …

… of their predator by decreasing the growth rate of young predators through … young predators:
(1) increased time during which juvenile predators are susceptible to gape-limited predation …

… Two or more competing predators can coexist using a single … the mean densities of each
predator to mortality imposed upon … densities of the two predator species. Asynchronous cycles …

… competing predators sharing a single prey species in the cases when any one of the boundary
prey–predator … of a food web consisting of two competing predators sharing a resource. …

… Levins (77), using loop analysis, and Rosenzweig (121), with an isocline model, observed
that IGP could allow coexistence of competing predators, but neither elaborated. General food …

… shared by many predator species. How predators coexist while competing for the same prey
… Here, we show that competing predator species may not only coexist on a single prey but …

… Microtus and Myodes induces competitor-modified predation risk. We begin by developing
a model for dominant and subordinate individuals competing for safe (covered) and risky (…

… of predators at controlled densities. Both fenced enclosures/exclosures and experiments with
no artificial barriers to predator … manipulations of both predators and potentially competing …