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Scale-dependent foraging behaviour and habitat associations of two sympatric marine top predators
Context Theoretical research has considered how animals should optimise foraging strategies to maximise fitness, adapting search scale to exploit different habitats and minimise competition. Empirical studies have described multi-scale area-restricted search (ARS) strategies for some species, but th
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