FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2948559287> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2948559287 abstract "Abstract As the geographic ranges of species are increasingly altered by forces such as biological invasion and climate change, when and where will strong biotic interactions arise within reassembling communities? Prey selectivity data are often of limited use for predicting future consumptive interactions because they are specific to the identity and relative abundance of species in past assemblages. Here, we investigate whether the strength of consumptive interactions can be predicted based on a priori knowledge of behavioral traits that are hypothesized to affect the predation process and recur across species. To test this approach, we conducted multi‐species foraging trials with coral‐reef fishes in the Bahamas, a diverse, trait‐rich fauna for which interactions are likely shifting rapidly due to the introduction of predatory Indo‐Pacific lionfish. We evaluated predictions about the combined effects of three behavioral traits—water column position of both predator and prey, anti‐predator aggregation behavior of prey, and hunting strategy of predators—on successive phases of the predation process and ultimately the strength of predator–prey interactions. Tracking predator and prey behaviors revealed that inter‐specific variation in traits mediated relative encounter, attack, and capture rates between different predators and prey. Behaviorally driven bottlenecks at different stages of the process underpinned selective consumption by each predator species, resulting in large differences in total mortality rates among prey species. Our analysis also suggests that unique behaviors exhibited by invasive lionfish, rather than naïve responses by prey, mediate their high foraging success relative to native predators. Our results illustrate how incorporating a priori knowledge about foraging and anti‐predator traits can improve predictions of the strength of emergent consumptive interactions caused by global change." @default.
• W2948559287 created "2019-06-14" @default.
• W2948559287 creator A5007081137 @default.
• W2948559287 creator A5009990805 @default.
• W2948559287 creator A5015389595 @default.
• W2948559287 creator A5018500346 @default.
• W2948559287 creator A5022564768 @default.
• W2948559287 creator A5041463056 @default.
• W2948559287 creator A5042152426 @default.
• W2948559287 creator A5062483842 @default.
• W2948559287 date "2019-06-01" @default.
• W2948559287 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
• W2948559287 title "Trait‐mediated foraging drives patterns of selective predation by native and invasive coral‐reef fishes" @default.
• W2948559287 cites W1540814332 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W1909198391 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W1929343492 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W1967280187 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W1970952716 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W1975139275 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W1981116136 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W1985936925 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W1988512054 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W1992178268 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W1998143474 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W1999072755 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2016738306 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2021448818 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2022259727 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2033367103 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2036298128 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2044680442 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2044693032 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2049873744 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2061369979 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2062837773 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2064584280 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2067914045 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2072105081 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2076455645 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2087005577 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2087369095 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2088540963 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2092713168 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2099540110 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2117279095 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2117388836 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2119541874 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2121752709 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2123845960 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2124187931 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2126183035 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2130296124 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2135715738 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2140710576 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2142596708 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2148886761 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2152301771 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2153251005 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2156901172 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2168669462 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2190630156 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2291583749 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2291895097 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2305695185 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2326965854 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2338290288 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2340811834 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2343623678 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2397740175 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2411906925 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2488561178 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2503519648 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2550187495 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2568728511 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2598701004 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2607961734 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2625751152 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2691974794 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2744004141 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2797673051 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W2897837857 @default.
• W2948559287 cites W4292167026 @default.
• W2948559287 doi "https://doi.org/10.1002/ecs2.2752" @default.
• W2948559287 hasPublicationYear "2019" @default.
• W2948559287 type Work @default.
• W2948559287 sameAs 2948559287 @default.
• W2948559287 citedByCount "14" @default.
• W2948559287 countsByYear W29485592872019 @default.
• W2948559287 countsByYear W29485592872020 @default.
• W2948559287 countsByYear W29485592872021 @default.
• W2948559287 countsByYear W29485592872022 @default.
• W2948559287 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2948559287 hasAuthorship W2948559287A5007081137 @default.
• W2948559287 hasAuthorship W2948559287A5009990805 @default.
• W2948559287 hasAuthorship W2948559287A5015389595 @default.
• W2948559287 hasAuthorship W2948559287A5018500346 @default.
• W2948559287 hasAuthorship W2948559287A5022564768 @default.
• W2948559287 hasAuthorship W2948559287A5041463056 @default.
• W2948559287 hasAuthorship W2948559287A5042152426 @default.
• W2948559287 hasAuthorship W2948559287A5062483842 @default.

• next