The association between resource availability and agonistic behavior suggests that animal conflict is adaptive by enabling competition and exploitation of available food and mates.
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In Part I, Jacobson and Delucchi discuss WWS energy system characteristics, aspects of energy demand, WWS resource availability, WWS devices needed, and material requirements.
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Resource availability is not an issue either for colonizing populations, which will also experience little intraspecific and interspecific competition in early settlement of a location.
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Research has suggested that the ability for dietary expansion, which consuming charcoal partly allows, explains the higher birth rates and densities due to resource availability.
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This plan proposes solutions, taking into consideration the projected demand and the status of existing systems, water resource availability and the socioeconomic profile of communities.
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The set of points, which for a given level of utility of person 1, utility of person 2 is maximized ( subject to resource availability ).
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They found that resource availability had to coincide with invasion time and was a limiting factor to seaweed success ( Britton-Simmons et al ., 2008 ).
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Once they have reached the adult stage, " Papilio troilus " can live anywhere from two days to two weeks dependent on resource availability and predator avoidance.
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In the same geographical zone, lithic technology appears to change each time climate changes occur, especially in the event of stress conditions and consequently unstable natural resources availability.
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Prehistoric and early historic occupations of St . Lawrence Island were never permanent, with periods of abandonment and reoccupation depending on resource availability and changes in weather patterns.
