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Most fishes undergo a "trophic ontogeny" as they grow. Fish hatch at a quite small size, and their body size changes by many orders of magnitude as they grow to adults. This fact, combined with the constraint that fish usually consume their prey whole and are thus gape-limited, means that fish will feed on a wide variety of prey types as they get larger. Most fish are also highly plastic (adaptable) in their feeding habits. ...
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At some point during a long road race, it is necessary for riders to replace expended energy. Riders are given a "musette," a small cloth bag, containing food and water bottles. Riders grab the bag from the team support personnel, remove the contents and put them in the pockets of their jerseys to eat when most convenient. They generally prefer high-energy foods that break down quickly.
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A control algorithm or system in which the control output is calculated from measurements of the process output
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They hunt during the day. Their excellent vision aids them in catching prey, which consists of chameleons, arboreal lizards, birds and their nestlings, birds eggs (which are swallowed whole) and occasionally frogs and seldom small mammals. Prey is actively pursued, seized and chewed to introduce the toxic venom, which quickly kills the victim.
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