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Optimal Foraging Theory: A Critical Review

Annual Review of Ecology, Evolution, and Systematics, 1984
Proponents of optimal foraging theory attempt to predict the behavior of animals while they are foraging; this theory is based on a number of assump­ tions ( 133 , 155 , 2 10, 23 1 ) . First, an individual's contribution to the next generation (i.e. its "fitness") depends on its behavior while foraging.
Graham Pyke
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Integrating optimal foraging and optimal oviposition theory in plant-insect research

Oikos, 2002
The current approach for studying host selection by phytophagous insects is mainly based on optimal oviposition theory, i.e. the preference–performance hypothesis. Almost no attention has been given to optimal foraging theory. However, recent papers and additional evidence given in this work illustrate that also optimal foraging may shape host ...
Luc De Bruyn
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Photography and Exploration of Tourist Locations Based on Optimal Foraging Theory

IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology, 2019
Animals search for food in their environment with a decision strategy which keeps them fit. Optimal foraging theory models this foraging behavior to determine the optimal decision strategy followed by animals. This theory has been successfully applied for humans as they search for information and is termed as information foraging.
Mohan Kankanhalli   +2 more
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Optimal Foraging Theory

2020
All of life forages for resources that are needed for survival, development, and reproduction. Optimal foraging theory (OFT) aims to understand foraging behavior by hypothesizing that animals forage...
Graham H. Pyke, Christopher K. Starr
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Optimal Foraging Theory

2019
This module introduces the optimal foraging strategy in the context of understanding competition and coexistence among species. It is intended for an introductory biology audience.
Gross, Lou   +2 more
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Stoichiometric theory in optimal foraging strategy

Journal of Mathematical Biology
Understanding how organisms make choices about what to eat is a fascinating puzzle explored in this study, which employs stoichiometric modeling and optimal foraging principles. The research delves into the intricate balance of nutrient intake with foraging strategies, investigating quality and quantity-based food selection through mathematical models.
Shohel Ahmed, Juping Ji, Hao Wang
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Honeyeater foraging: A test of optimal foraging theory

Animal Behaviour, 1981
Abstract Honeyeaters (Meliphagidae) were observed foraging for nectar from Lambertia formosa inflorescences, each of which has seven flowers. The frequency distribution of numbers of flowers probed per visit to an inflorescence was found to be bimodal, with one peak at two and the other at seven.
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