as the number of prey individuals increases, the predators take them at an increasingly slower rate.
as the number of prey individuals increases, the predators take them at a greater rate initially, but eventually take them at an increasingly slower rate; similar to a Type II functional response, but with a lag at the beginning.
Type I functional response - no matter how many prey individuals are around, the predator individuals take them at the same rate.
Is like a Type II functional response, but with a lag at the beginning.This is realistic, because of(a) Density-dependent stimuli - predators sense prey by stimuli, and these stimuli often increase in strength with increasing numbers of prey individuals(b) Search image - smart predators often develop a search image for abundant prey items, but take some time to switch to a new prey item as a result
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The functional response relates the rate of prey consumption by an individual predator to the number of prey individuals.
NOT Hazardous Materials Response
a change in the rate of predation by an individual predator in response to a change in the density of prey.
an exaggerated response of the beta cells to a rise in glucose levels, especially in potential type II individuals
The functional requirements of a payroll system describe what the payroll system is the salary computed for each employee automatically. The non functional requirement of the payroll system would be the response time for calculations.
Reliability Availability Efficiency Transparency Response Time
Full scale exercises and functional exercises both use communications incident command and test response with various types of equipment (that would be required in the event of an emergency response situation).
Type II