2009
DOI: 10.15359/revmar.1.14
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Patterns of Prey Biomass Consumption by Small Odontocetes in the Northeastern Coast of Venezuela

Abstract: Trophic relationships are conditioned by population dynamics of interacting species in the community (species present, food web connections among them, and the strength of interactions), and on the consequences of these species interactions depend various ecosystem processes such as productivity and nutrient flux. Odontocetes target a wide range of prey items and are adapted to feeding at different depths. The aim of this report is to describe the patterns of prey consumption by small odontocetes, incorporatin… Show more

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