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An act of plundering and pillaging and marauding.

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Ús de predation en anglès
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But the culture there doesn't make the society vulnerable to their predation.
Wired
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The pearlfish has to swim up sea cucumber butts to escape predation.
Wired
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How do you deny yourself of your natural predation instincts to produce?
The Guardian
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And, until recent human-led extermination campaigns, wolves have faced little predation pressure.
Wired
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Trump justifies his trade war with China as protecting America from Chinese predation.
The Guardian
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Gecko phonotaxis to cricket calling song: A case of satellite predation.
Dr Tatiana's Sex Advice to All Creation
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Hyena and jackal predation has been a problem here for centuries.
Cross Bones
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Without single organs or centralised functions plants may tolerate predation without losing functionality.
The Guardian
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The predation of Bdellovibrio bacteriovorus on different periodontal pathogens has already been described.
Pubmed
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The functional response and stage-specific predation rate were analyzed to evaluate predation capacity.
Pubmed
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Whether you call that predation or not is a moot point. She smiled.
Schild’s Ladder
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He now has 250 only, due to the predation of cormorants.
The Irish Times
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Presumably, intraguild predation contributes to stabilizing the salt marsh food web against disturbances.
Pubmed
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The Northern brown kiwi is also threatened by predation from ferrets and dogs.
Radio NZ
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If it emerges to forage, it faces some risk of predation.
Wired
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Her documentary The 13th Step looks at sexual predation at meetings.
The Guardian
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portuguès
depredação
Predation a través del temps
Predation per variant geogràfica
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