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adopted by the
English in the 1800s.
Traditionally the
definition for
omnivory was
entirely behavioral by
means of
simply "including both
animal and vegetable...
- The broad-snouted
caiman (Caiman latirostris) is a
crocodilian in the
family Alligatoridae found in
eastern and
central South America,
including the Pantanal...
- doi:10.1017/S0952836904004856.
Singer MS,
Bernays EA (2003). "Understanding
omnivory needs a
behavioral perspective". Ecology. 84 (10): 2532–2537. Bibcode:2003Ecol...
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inhabited subtropical open
woodlands and was
probably herbivorous with some
omnivory. It was
heavier than the moa and
taller than the
elephant birds. Dromornis...
- top-down
control within food webs, it is
troubled by the
prevalence of
omnivory in real ecosystems. This has led some
ecologists to "reiterate that the...
-
ecological roles of
Mesozoic crocodyliforms were more diverse, and
included omnivory and herbivory.
Herbivorous forms were
present from the
early Jur****ic to...
-
evolved a
range of
feeding behaviours,
including herbivory (Chimaerasuchus),
omnivory (Simosuchus), and
terrestrial hypercarnivory (Baurusuchus). It included...
- Stenonychosaurus,
suggesting that it had a diet
ranging from
mixed to plant-dominant
omnivory.
Though little is
known directly about the
predatory behavior of troodontids...
-
suggest that the
smallest species primarily consume fruit and
insects (
omnivory),
while the
larger species are more herbivorous,
consuming mostly plant...
- so-called "hunting hypothesis" and de-emphasised in
scenarios that
stress omnivory and
social interaction.
There is no
direct evidence for
hunting predating...
