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Rural areas had a significantly higher number of predated nests than the forest sites.
Mean abundance of o flowers and fruits per plant and mean number of aborted, predated, and surviving seeds per fruit were estimated.
The stationary theory, which predated the finite-horizon one, can be obtained as a limiting case of the above, with some care though.
Much of this research predated related work in statistics and elsewhere.
Every day, predated adults (' mummies ') were collected, and the spider was replaced by a new starved one.
Nests in open-canopy forest were least predated (16.7%), with predation in rural areas (58.3%) being higher than in closed-canopy forest (32.8%).
The fetal and maternal morbidity and mortality are likely to be higher in preeclampsia than in chronic hypertension that has predated the pregnancy.
All predated plasticine models were collected to identify predators from the marks made.
