They are preyed on by herons, cormorants, kingfishers, goosanders, large trout and eels. |
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Belemnite hooks are commonly found in the fossilized stomachs of marine reptiles that preyed upon them, such as ichthyosaurs. |
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In tributaries feeding the lake, brook trout competed with young bull trout for food and in the lake, lake trout preyed on bull trout. |
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They may be preyed upon by larger animals, such as large owls, coyotes, or large snakes, such as eastern massasauga rattlesnakes. |
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While Antarctic sponges are indeed subject to little, if any, fish predation, they are heavily preyed on by sea stars and nudibranchs. |
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Tadpoles and froglets can be preyed on by other frogs, crayfish, fish, turtles, and dragonfly larvae. |
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A fish preyed upon by so many other wild creatures for food from its first days of life, to when it becomes a full-grown fish. |
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From the 16th century on, Turkmen raiders on horseback preyed on passing caravans, pillaging and taking prisoners for the slave trade. |
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The result, especially when heterotrophs are preyed upon by other heterotrophs, is a food chain. |
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A heroin and cocaine addict who preyed on elderly women to feed his drugs habit has been jailed for three years. |
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An Essex butcher, Turpin fell in with the wrong sort and became involved with a vicious gang of robbers who preyed on isolated homes. |
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He preyed on female job-seekers whom he lured to secluded spots by promising them jobs. |
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As it grows in the river from an egg, it's bothered by brown trout, preyed on by goosanders and cormorants as well as mergansers. |
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Because of their association with humans, domestic dogs are not preyed upon by wild predators. |
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A paranoid schizophrenic who preyed on young schoolgirls is to be locked up indefinitely at a secure mental health hospital. |
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The periwinkle in turn is preyed upon by blue crabs and diamondback terrapins. |
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Although he was delighted, finally, to learn who his natural mother was, it was not something that had constantly preyed on his mind. |
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It was also home to animals that preyed on lemurs, among them the large, catlike fossa, which I was to encounter many times. |
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While captive herptiles are not preyed upon, their natural instinct is to hide when they feel threatened. |
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Since it had been mentioned to him on the dock, the thought that pirates had attacked her ship preyed constantly on his mind. |
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A man who preyed on the elderly by burgling residential care homes in his own village faces a jail term. |
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In turn, the squid is preyed upon by large fish such as marlin and swordfish, and it's a main staple of sperm whales. |
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Two prolific burglars who preyed on elderly people by claiming to be looking for a lost kitten have been jailed. |
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It is thought that the attacker preyed on him because he thought he was an easy target. |
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These are artist's impressions of two men who preyed on elderly people living in Ludgershall. |
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She was lured away from her lover and her social class, and then preyed upon by men who believed wealth can and does control everything. |
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The lovely, wide-faced sand cat could have preyed on some birds, but the habits of this desert species are little known. |
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Some of the species that terror birds may have preyed on were heavily armored. |
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Most cultures had legends of vampires or shape-shifters who preyed on the living. |
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Hamilton noted that E. fuscus in northern West Virginia also preyed substantially on insect pests. |
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In addition to man, kudus are preyed upon by lions, leopards, and wild dogs. |
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Suhr said the Argentine ants killed native ants and the insect life they normally preyed upon, posing a major threat to biodiversity. |
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Sponges are preyed upon by gastropods, polychaetes, asteroids, echinoids, turtles, and fishes. |
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Because of their offensive odor, skunks are rarely preyed on by mammalian predators. |
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We have left them to the mercy of extremist groups who have preyed on them at colleges and universities. |
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They are also preyed upon by mammalian predators such as cats, and by snakes such as boas and anacondas. |
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Crab spiders typically live up to 2 years, and are preyed on by spider wasps. |
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Most significantly, herpes spread among Family members, and pedophiles within the group preyed upon the children. |
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I understand that fully but I also know we have to somehow make the effort to ensure the spawning stocks are not preyed upon by the seals. |
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After the second moult, larvae preyed only on the first-instar nymphs of Libyaspis, while the larvae of later instars preyed on nymphs of a wide range of sizes. |
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The elderly continue to be preyed upon by cowboys and other fraudsters. |
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Most wild cats are preyed upon as young cats by larger predators, such as foxes, wolves, other cats, and large birds of prey, such as owls and hawks. |
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He preyed on vulnerable women, poisoning them with what is believed to have been the date-rape drug GHB before violently raping them and conning them out of money. |
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And in particular, as mentioned, our aboriginal kids are the ones being preyed upon. |
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In addition to preventing children from being preyed upon by adults, there is another predator in our midst. |
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Where there's a lack of self-confidence, there is a very dangerous void, a void that is preyed upon by older youth. |
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They are, unfortunately, being preyed upon and recruited into exploitation. |
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Local bodies too have been preyed upon by political rivalries and polarization. |
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They are then preyed upon by the smuggling group or other criminal organizations as a result. |
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Those who manage to stay in school may be preyed upon by teachers and other adults in positions of responsibility. |
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Off the coast of Alaska, the snow crab is preyed upon by at least 18 species, chiefly fish. |
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But humans did exterminate lots of herbivores that such cats would have preyed on. |
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Factions arose among the Creeks, and a group known as the Red Sticks preyed upon white settlements and fought with those Creeks who opposed them. |
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A time when criminals and gangsters and robber barons plundered the Russian state and preyed on the weakest in Russian society. |
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Feeding on leaves was more frequent among mirids that preyed on lepidopteran eggs than among mirids that were not given eggs. |
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Victims are preyed upon by gangs, most of whom are based abroad and can be scamming up to 20 different people at a time, experts say. |
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As charming as he was ruthless and fueled by sectarian hate, Mehsud preyed on military forces and civilians alike. |
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The film is about a very young aspiring actress who is preyed on by a much older, established star. |
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Pupils at a primary school in the Kenyan district of Kiambu are preyed upon by criminals who use trees and coffee plantations as hideouts. |
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Police allege the con man preyed on victims aged between 82 and 102 and used a number of guises to gain access to homes, including posing as an electrician. |
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Everyone should be incensed – and not just those students who have been preyed upon by for-profits. |
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Governments must allocate resources to that goal as a priority, and protect the poor from the corporations that preyed on them. |
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Among things that creep on the ground, the birds that fly in the air, and the fish in the waters, there were none that preyed on others. |
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When I arrived I lit a candle in the church for a very sick friend and also preyed for a little luck on the Dakar. |
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In this respect, it is an unfortunate fact that, in the years before the crisis, finance preyed on the economy. |
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The Crown noted that this was a planned offence that deliberately preyed on vulnerable businesses. |
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Despite their ability to release a mild poison, Western Toads are preyed on by reptiles, mammals and birds. |
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They preyed on roe deer, red deer, and wild boar, but were also much loathed and dreaded for their depredations against livestock, especially sheep. |
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It was an innings of great ambition as the captain preyed mercilessly on loose bowling and also showed his batting qualities with fluent stroke play all through. |
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A new Amnesty International report details how migrants are preyed on by criminal gangs while public officials turn a blind eye or even play an active part. |
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Nevertheless, it is preyed upon by bobcats and birds of prey. |
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Running on two muscular, bird-like legs, Allosaurus preyed upon the large herbivores of the period, including large sauropods and smaller plant eaters. |
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Inhabited by Arawak and Carib tribes and later renamed by Columbus, the islands were once teeming with pirates and privateers who preyed on the Spanish galleons bound for Europe with Incan gold. |
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Both in our coastal area and pre-Andean areas, Harris' hawks preyed mainly upon fence degu rats, Bennett's chinchilla rat and European rabbits. |
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They preyed voraciously on China's junk trade, which flourished in Fujian and Guangdong and was a vital artery of Chinese commerce. |
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Stink badgers are preyed upon by civets, cats, and humans. |
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On the other hand, some of the more powerful nations of the region have this year preyed on the weak, with the tacit consent of some development agencies and the international community. |
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The thought of wearing shorts and swimsuits preyed on her nerves. |
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The bandits also preyed upon stagecoaches, stores, and individuals. |
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Geckoes in turn are preyed upon by some of our small nocturnal mammals such as, dunnarts, planigales, antechinus, etc. |
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Chiru are preyed upon by wolves, snow leopards, and lynxes. |
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They are preyed upon by fish, crabs, and several other predators. |
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William Wallace and Robert the Bruce in turn used it as a base to wage warfare against the English, and for centuries it was a safe haven for brigands who preyed upon travellers. |
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Additionally, loons, grebes, ducks, coots, auks, gulls, geese and even swans have been preyed upon. |
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Some species only rarely preyed upon by the polecat include European hedgehogs, asp vipers, grass snakes and insects. |
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The polecat may be preyed upon by red foxes, and both wild and domestic cats. |
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Postosuchus An apex predator of its time which preyed on anything smaller than itself. |
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They were preyed upon by large theropods, such as Ceratosaurus, Megalosaurus, Torvosaurus and Allosaurus. |
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They also tend to drop the tail feathers when preyed upon or under traumatic conditions, probably as a distraction mechanism. |
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They may be preyed on by lions, leopards, spotted hyenas and African wild dogs. |
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Calves are much more vulnerable than adults, and are additionally preyed on by leopards, spotted hyenas and wild dogs. |
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English and Dutch privateers who preyed on Spanish ships soon found refuge in the Mosquito Coast. |
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Avian prey is more infrequently preyed on inland and centers on passerines such as larks, icterids, starlings, tyrant flycatchers and pipits. |
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For this reason it may be desirable to limit the population to a size below that which it might naturally reach, at least while other species that may be preyed upon by weka are being established. |
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We must put an end to immigration policies that turn immigrants into some sort of subhumans with no rights, if not into illegal immigrants preyed on by the police. |
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They're heavily preyed upon by fish and whales. |
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David McDonald, 78, who served as a Scoutmaster for 41 years, preyed on the boys by pretending to give them first aid training. |
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Young salmon and trout may be included amongst the small fish preyed upon, but since eels tend to avoid the cool, rapid flowing waters favoured by the salmonids, they are not likely to be a significant threat. |
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There have been instances where permits have been granted for the killing of the Steller sea lion, in an attempt to protect fish farms being preyed upon by the animals. |
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One example of a keystone species in the NWT is the barren-ground caribou, which covers large areas of tundra and is preyed upon by wolves, grizzly bear and golden eagles and harvested by virtually all communities. |
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A PERVERT who placed a lonely-hearts ad to meet a mother and then preyed on her son was jailed for life yesterday. |
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Aphids are readily preyed upon by predatory gall midges which live on wild cherry and lupines but they prefer warmer weather and often appear too late in the season to provide satisfactory control. |
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We know that the crime of human trafficking disproportionately impacts on vulnerable people, particularly women and children who are preyed upon, exploited and abused for the profit of others. |
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These changes will help protect those vulnerable immigrants who could find themselves in abusive or exploitative situations or possibly being preyed upon by human traffickers. |
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For weeks state TV has drawn attention to the hijab in televised debates, and pro-hijab posters likening badly veiled women to unwrapped candy bars preyed on by flies made the rounds on social networks. |
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Seniors are often targeted and preyed upon by credit card companies. |
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We hope the bill will finally lay to rest the fact that there have been charlatans, people who have preyed on some of our most vulnerable families in terms of promising them the world and delivering literally nothing. |
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In Eurasia, red foxes may be preyed upon by leopards, caracals and Eurasian lynxes. |
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Threats Although they are preyed upon occasionally by golden eagles, red foxes, wolves and wildcats, humans are the largest threat to pine martens. |
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Pirate spiders suspend fuzzy egg sacs from rocks, twigs, and other objects, or sometimes from the web or retreat of another spider they have preyed on. |
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The killifish is a mosquito predator, so the loss of habitat actually led to higher mosquito populations, and adversely affected wading birds that preyed on the killifish. |
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Humans are apex predators, being rarely preyed upon by other species. |
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Nesting females have been preyed upon by jaguars in the American tropics. |
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They are preyed on by the snowy owl, Arctic fox, Grizzly bear, and wolf. |
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Analysis carried out on the stomach contents of stranded specimens in Scotland showed that the most important species preyed on in Scottish waters is the curled octopus. |
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Other animals which are now endangered were also preyed upon, for example, hippos, which have very hard white ivory prized for making artificial teeth. |
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