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Why are Migratory Ungulates So Abundant?

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Conceptual origins : variability in time and space
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Consumer–resource models : theory and formulation
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Resource abundance : intake response and time frames
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Resource distribution : patch scales and depletion
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Resource quality : nutritional gain and diet choice
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Resource constraints : physiological capacities and costs
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Resource allocation : growth, storage and reproduction
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Resource production : regeneration and attrition
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Resource competition : exploitation and density dependence
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Resource-dependent mortality : nutrition, predation and demography
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Habitat suitability : resource components and stocking densities
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Resource partitioning : competition and coexistence
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Population dynamics : resource basis for instability
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