THE MOST ATTRACTIVE IS NOT ALWAYS THE PREFERRED: LESSONS FROM NECROPHAGOUS DUNG BEETLE ASSEMBLAGES IN A REGION OF THE CENTRAL AMAZON

The Most Attractive Is Not Always the Preferred: Lessons From Necrophagous Dung Beetle Assemblages in a Region of the Central Amazon

MAXI.BOZ 11 ABSTRACT Resource attractiveness and preference is determinant to assess how biodiversity is structured in different ecosystems.Necrophagy is the alternative or complementary dietary habit of dung beetles, but a few studies have focused on evaluating how different carrion types attract different species.The goal of this study was to ass

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Modeling the Fatigue Wear of the Cylinder Liner in Internal Combustion Engines during the Break-In Period and Its Impact on Piston Ring Lubrication

In internal combustion engines, a significant portion of the total fuel energy is consumed to overcome the mechanical friction between the cylinder liner and the piston rings.The engine work loss through friction Cutting Boards gradually reduces during the engine break-in period, as the result of liner surface topography changes caused by wear.This

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Strength, Endocrine, and Body Composition Alterations across Four Blocks of Training in an Elite 400 m Sprinter

The ability to produce force rapidly has the potential to directly influence sprinting performance through changes in stride length and stride frequency.This ability is commonly referred to as the rate of force development (RFD).For this reason, many elite sprinters follow a combined program consisting of resistance training and sprint training.The

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