Do stable / University of Utah / University of Pretoria / Stable Isotope Analysis / Stable Isotope Bayesian Ellipses / University of Pretoria Animal Use / Cape Town University / Mammal Research Institute / Grant Hall / /
IndustryTerm
food items / by-product / main food groups / potential solution / Food availability / food requirements / subterranean food sources / food types / food item / important food source / potential food items / food sources / underground food resources / reagents/ materials/analysis tools / food preference / food / energy / appropriate food / individual burrow systems / non-directed search pattern / food groups / individual food items / social systems / study site / energy cost / main food sources / food source / food selection / preferred food source / net energy gain / distinct food sources / food stores / burrow systems / food store / food resource / probable solution / /
NaturalFeature
Califormia sea / Cape of South Africa / Western Cape / Cape dune / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Council for Scientific and Industrial Research / Cape Town University / Cape Town / Department of Zoology / Department of Zoology and Entomology / Department of Science and Technology / Pretoria Animal Use and Care Committee / University of Utah / University of Pretoria Post-doctoral / University of Pretoria Animal Use / US Federal Reserve / University of Pretoria / Pretoria / Western Cape Nature Conservation Board / Mammal Research Institute / /
Person
Frederick R. Adler / Hannah Thomas / Martinez del Rio / Alan Harrison / Ann Bot / Spencer SR / Variation / Marietjie Oosthuizen / /
Position
original author / Editor / bulb specialist / Bowyer RT / Author / Chair National Research Foundation SARChI / /
Subterranean Sympatry: An Investigation into Diet Using Stable Isotope Analysis Gillian N. Robb1*, Stephan Woodborne2, Nigel C. Bennett1