Paleoecology

Big Predatory Mammals Such As Felines Need Between 5 And 7 Different Types Of Prey To Meet Their Dietary Needs (Science Daily)

11 Jul 2008

Faced with earlier studies stating that the big predators such as tigers, lions, and lynxes fulfill their dietary needs by eating one or two types of prey, scientists now assure us now that felines need from 5 to 7 different types of prey to fulfill their dietary needs, although they may be more specialized anatomically than the canines (wolves, dogs) who can obtain 100% ingested biomass by ...

Big predatory mammals such as felines need between 5 and 7 different types of prey to meet their dietary needs (PhysOrg)

11 Jul 2008

Faced with earlier studies stating that the big predators such as tigers, lions, and lynxes fulfil their dietary needs by eating one or two types of prey, scientists from the University of Malaga assure us now that felines need from 5 to 7 different types of prey to fulfil their dietary needs, although they may be more specialised anatomically than the canines (wolves, dogs?) who can obtain 100% ...

Meetings (Lexington Herald-Leader)

2 Jul 2008

The Kentucky Paleontological Society (KPS) will meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the University of Kentucky Mines and Minerals Resources Building, Room 101, Rose Street. Bradley Deline of the University of Cincinnati will discuss .Crinoid paleoecology and disparity.. Contact Dan Phelps at (859) 296-4870.