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1 actyls, carnivores, pangolins, bats and core insectivores).
2 axa, are widely considered to be generalized insectivores.
3 e regions and guilds, such as South American insectivores.
4 genous retroviruses derived from rodents and insectivores.
5 he only two surviving species of West Indian insectivores.
6 ompare results with recent findings in other insectivores.
7 sion of the other four remaining families of insectivores.
8 ndemics, and include nectarivores as well as insectivores.
9 solenodons diverged from other eulipotyphlan insectivores 76 million years ago in the Cretaceous peri
10 istance within the context of dietary guild (insectivore and omnivore) and level of dietary plasticit
11 ee shrew, an animal phylogenetically between insectivores and primates, and to explore the possibilit
12 ere not detected for carnivores, herbivores, insectivores, and omnivores.
13  ecosystems--particularly as pollinators and insectivores--and, more recently, for their important ro
14                           The representative insectivores are not monophyletic in any of our analyses
15      Among tropical forest birds, understory insectivores are particularly sensitive to habitat distu
16 rnivorans, primates, rodents and lipotyphlan insectivores) are placental mammals with limited means f
17 ludes representatives of all six families of insectivores, as well as 37 other taxa representing mars
18 ess, cladistic analysis suggests that living insectivores, at least, are united by derived anatomical
19                     Vertebrate and arthropod insectivores constitute two co-dominant predatory taxa i
20 ld difference in volume between primates and insectivores even after accounting for its scaling relat
21                          Although vertebrate insectivores fed as intraguild predators, strongly reduc
22 at trophic diversity within the mammaliaform insectivore feeding guild, as inferred from the range of
23                                       Aerial insectivores forage on a mixture of aquatic and terrestr
24 in 1891 as the only known extinct placental "insectivore" from South America (SA).
25 ution of species among foraging guilds (i.e. insectivore, frugivore, omnivore, nectivore) was general
26 mall, nocturnal, arboreal, visually oriented insectivore-frugivores with a scurrying-leaping locomoti
27 ated with strengthened trophic cascades, and insectivores function as dominant predators in terrestri
28 nsumers) and fine (frugivores, nectarivores, insectivores, herbivores, granivores, scavengers, omnivo
29  this paradigm does not extend to vertebrate insectivores in these communities.
30  to a subset of primates and a member of the insectivore lineage, the hedgehog.
31 nivores, frugivores, granivores, herbivores, insectivores, nectarivores, omnivores and piscivores).
32 position is an important dimension of aerial insectivore nutritional ecology and reinforces the impor
33           Furthermore, effects of vertebrate insectivores on predatory and herbivorous arthropods wer
34 tem euarchontans, stem primates, lipotyphlan insectivores, or afrosoricids.
35 oles as generalized, small-bodied, nocturnal insectivores, presumably under selection pressures from
36 ginning with Huxley, it has been argued that insectivores retain many primitive features and are clos
37 ivora as well as traditional concepts of the insectivore suborder Soricomorpha.
38                         Once-abundant aerial insectivores, such as the Tree Swallow (Tachycineta bico
39                       Talpid moles are small insectivores that live in dark underground tunnels.
40 negative effect on the abundance of a native insectivore, the grey warbler (Gerygone igata).
41 primates, including baboon and human, and an insectivore, the hedgehog, and was not simply lost by sp
42  tracking the foraging altitudes of an avian insectivore, the Purple Martin (Progne subis).
43 wo nuclear genes to examine relationships of insectivores to other mammals.
44 lack a comprehensive analysis for vertebrate insectivores-which by virtue of their body size and feed
45 ts at higher trophic levels (e.g. understory-insectivores, woodpeckers and kingfishers) were especial

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