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The influence of food supply on foraging behaviour in a desert spider
Y. Lubin
, J. Henschel
The Swiss Institute for Dryland Environmental and Energy Research
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Keyphrases
Desert
100%
Spiders
100%
Food Supply
100%
Foraging Behavior
100%
Foraging Activity
33%
Silk
22%
Foraging Effort
22%
Food-deprived
22%
Early Maturation
11%
Geometrical Configuration
11%
In Captivity
11%
Predation Risk
11%
Namib Desert
11%
Climatic Factors
11%
Maximizers
11%
Maternal Care
11%
Natural Predator
11%
Sand Surface
11%
High Growth Rate
11%
Female Size
11%
Wind-blown Sand
11%
Eresidae
11%
Burrowing Spiders
11%
Web Geometry
11%
Digestive Constraint
11%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Foraging Behavior
100%
Spider
100%
Spider Web
50%
Body Size
10%
Namib Desert
10%
Climatic Factor
10%
Predation
10%