English. Many graph-based studies consider just one habitat type (breeding habitat) and
one ecological process (dispersal) when measuring connectivity. However, in the course of …

… implications associated with fauna usage, including a full inventory of the animal species
used for medicinal purposes and the socio-cultural context associated with their consumption. …

… Total annual food consumption of mobile epibenthic fauna in one area, Gullmars vik 1978,
was … food selection and consumption of the 4 other species of mobile epibenthic fauna on the …

This article presents the results of recent ethnoarchaeological research concerned with the
destructive effects of domestic pigs upon bone assemblages. Bones of cattle, pigs, and …

… This includes the fauna respiration and the stimulated microbial consumption following
irriga… In our study, the diel fauna-stimulated O2 consumption amounted to 57.1 mmol m 2 d 1, …

… Thus, as seen via the Bofi forager faunal collection, consumption of small animal remains
by carnivores and hominids is likely to produce the same archaeological signature (ie crushed …

… number, biomass and oxygen consumption were estimated. All … following values for this
fauna; consumption 4.3, production 0.6, … of oxygen consumption in the present study. A possible …

… fauna is only a remnant of a far richer Pleistocene fauna, which included also horses, toxodonts,
glyptodonts, ground sloths, bears, wolves, elklike deer, etc. Such a fauna … chicken fauna …

… A preliminary application of the consumption sequence model to the Klasies River Mouth
fauna indicates that medium-sized (size 3) and large (size 4) bovids at Klasies were …

… species of soil fauna, authors usually combine field estimates of faunal population density …
estimates of faunal consumption or production efficiency. In this way, litter consumption can be …