RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MORPHOLOGY, DIET AND SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION: TESTING THE EFFECTS OF INTRA AND INTERSPECIFIC MORPHOLOGICAL VARIATIONS ON THE PATTERNS OF RESOURCE USE IN TWO NEOTROPICAL CICHLIDS

Considering th e morphology, diet and spatial distribution of Satanoperca pappaterra and Crenicichla britskii (Perciformes: Cichlidae) in the Upper Paraná River floodplain (Brazil), the following questions were investigated: (1) Could the body shape predict the use of WORMWOOD trophic resources and habitat by C.britskii and S.pappaterra? (2) C

The misestimation of rating transition probabilities may lead banks to lend money incoherently with borrowers’ default trajectory, causing both a deterioration in asset quality and higher system distress.Applying a Mover-Stayer model to determine the migration risk of small and medium enterprises, we find that banks WORMWOOD are over-estimati

The core challenge facing the field of car-sharing demand forecasting lies in the innovative construction of models that effectively capture the intricate spatio-temporal variations in the data.Current methods face two particularly significant challenges: first, Current models struggle to capture the Toy mutual influences and connections between ne

Nicole Quah Qin Xian,1 Ahmed Alnahrawy,2 Rashmi Akshikar,2 Vickie Lee2,3 1Department of Stroke Medicine, Charing Cross Hospital, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London, UK; 2Department of Ophthalmology, Western Eye Hospital, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London, UK; 3Department of Surgery & Cancer, General Surgery, Faculty of Me

This paper proposes a method to address misreadings and consequent inadequacy of radio-frequency identification data for social insect monitoring.Six-month worth field experiment data were collected to demonstrate the application of the TV Power Wire method.The data are transformed into a linear combination of the Gaussian model and curve-fitted us