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Übersetzung für 'forager' von Englisch nach Deutsch

forager [hunter-gatherer]

Wildbeuter {m} [Jäger und Sammler]ethn.hist.

forager [soldier detailed to forage]

Furier {m} [veraltend] [Fourier] [Soldat, der für die Verpflegung verantwortlich ist]mil.

forager

Sammler {m}biol.ethn.

Forager

ungeprüft Forager [ohne Artikel]games

forager [female]

Sammlerin {f}biol.ethn.

• The crag chilia's diet is predominantly arthropods but also includes seeds. It is usually a solitary forager that gleans from rocks and probes crevices.
• Typical of caracaras, this species is an omnivore as well as an opportunistic feeder, known to be both a predator, scavenger and forager.
• The red-legged salamander is a nocturnal forager that consumes a wide variety of small invertebrates found on the forest floor.
• The tremble dance of the honeybee is similar to the waggle dance, but is used by a forager when the foraging bee perceives a long delay in unloading its nectar or a shortage of receiver bees, sometimes due to low numbers of receiver bees.
• Hardwick has authored several papers on native food plants, and works as a wild food researcher and forager.

• As with many swarm prevention methods, demareeing involves separating of the queen and forager bees from the nurse bees.
• The swamp antechinus is an insectivorous forager in soil habitats similar to the dusky antechinus.
• Mfangano is also known for its ancient rock art, possibly 2,000 years old and thought to have been created by early forager-hunters, perhaps a Twa people.
• It is mainly arboreal, but also terrestrial. It is diurnal and an active forager.
• Ethyl oleate is released by older forager bees to slow the maturing of nurse bees.

• A forager is one who forages, i. e., looks for forage.
• For example, it is energetically costly for a successful forager to fly back to the roost and back again to the food source with more foragers.
• Wiessner, P. Taking the risk out of risky transactions: A forager's dilemma. In Risky Transactions, edited by F. Salter. 2002. Oxford: Berghahn Books.
• "Artedius harringtoni" is a forager and predator. It has been known to eat the eggs of the Lingcod ("Ophiodon elongates").
• Transport decay curves demonstrate the reduction in return rates (cal/hour) experienced by a central place forager as a function of round trip travel time.

• He works as an author, forager, journalist and broadcaster.
• 2009 R.H.E. Mullers: The commuting parent. Energetic constraints in a long distance forager, the Cape gannet.
• jacobsoni" foragers, they will attempt to snag the lumps of food carried by the foragers.
• The role of the specialized water foragers is specifically to get water from outside the nest and transport it back to the nest.