FOOD HABITS, ONTOGENETIC DIETARY PARTITIONING AND OBSERVATIONS OF FORAGING BEHAVIOUR OF MORELET'S CROCODILE (CROCODYLUS MORELETII) IN NORTHERN BELIZE

By S. Platt, T. Rainwater, A. G. Finger, J. Thorbjarnarson, Todd A. Anderson, S. Mcmurry. 2006

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• Reproductive dynamics of a tropical freshwater crocodilian: Morelet's crocodile in northern Belize (2008, background): “Moreover, elevated water levels through much of the 1993–1994 dry season may have allowed females greater access to flooded vegetation and other high-quality foraging habitats (Platt et al., 2006), thereby reducing droughtrelated nutritional stress that could affect clutch production (Kushlan & Jaco”