Moving Up Food Chain Can Beat Being on Top
January 17, 2017
January 17, 2017
HOUSTON, Jan. 17 -- Rice University issued the following news release:
When it comes to predators, the biggest mouths may not take the biggest bite. According to a new study from bioscientists at Rice University, some predators have their greatest ecological impacts before they reach adulthood.
"We live in a world where humans are impacting species at different stages of their lives, and this work shows the importance of considering the entire life cycle of a s . . .
When it comes to predators, the biggest mouths may not take the biggest bite. According to a new study from bioscientists at Rice University, some predators have their greatest ecological impacts before they reach adulthood.
"We live in a world where humans are impacting species at different stages of their lives, and this work shows the importance of considering the entire life cycle of a s . . .