Population Consequences of Foraging Behavior

这是一项关于动物觅食行为的理论研究， 将研究猎物的不均匀分布对 觅食 一个几乎最优的觅食策略将被用来 确定定位猎物的速度，因为它在不同的条件下变化， 猎物密度 斑块时猎物分布的变化 被最优觅食者利用， 重访补丁，也将确定。 最优和 几乎最优的策略将被发现， 他们将实现一个特定版本的燕麦的猎物， 最优觅食的一般随机模型将被计算。 功能反应的形式决定了某种 的Lotka-Volterra捕食模型是稳定的。 斑块开发的影响在确定 维持饲养区和分区的价值 资源

This is a theoretical study of animal foraging behavior that would examine the effect of patchy distribution of prey on foraging. An almost optimal foraging strategy will be used to determine the rate of locating prey as it changes under different prey densities. The changes in prey distribution when patches are exploited by an optimal forager, the rate of finding prey by revisiting patches, will also be determined. The optimal and almost-optimal strategies will be found and the rates of finding prey that they would achieve for a particular version of Oaten's general stochastic model of optimal foraging will be calculated. The form of the functional response determines whether a certain version of the Lotka-Volterra predator-prey model is stable. The effect of patch exploitation is important in determining the value of maintaining feeding territories and of partitioning resources.