Saltatory foraging also is seen in ground-foraging birds, the researchers explain, as well as in birds foraging on flying insects, as they fly from perch to perch.
Michael Crichton (2005: 627) in State of Fear In spite of the prevailing practice derived from lay or thoughtless usage (e.g., Kamler, 2002), the ontogeny of organisms should be realistically described based on the
saltatory life-history model of embryo, larva, juvenile, adult and senescent periods (e.g., Balon, 1985, 1986, 1999, 2004b), each period separated by natural boundaries.
special reference to the theory of non-adaptive
saltatory evolution.
The same is true for the meadow jumping mouse, whose elongated hind legs are adapted to
saltatory motion.
Early ontogeny of walleye, Stizostedion vitreum, with steps of
saltatory development.
The point every altered state method, from the absolutely free association Breathwork evokes (Hendricks, 1995; Zimberoff & Hartman, 1999) to the
saltatory, emotion-driven age regressions used in Hypno-Behavioral Therapy (Zimberoff & Hartman, 1998), is to facilitate an exploration of history in a manner that reveals patterns so far unrecognized by the conscious intellect.
The enlargement process, permanently controlled and disposing of the clearly defined subjects and precise rules, in most cases lacks the symptoms of spontaneity; moreover, repeated strokes are not "a quick and
saltatory phenomenon" as is implied by the term "waves." This indication can only be supposed to express that the Communities prefer the admission of a group of countries to the separate entrance of an individual candidate country.
The larval search strategy for prey appeared to change from one that was
saltatory to one that was cruising, and the foraging behavior was not strongly affected by variation in prey availability.
The Pleistocene glaciation caused the arid area to shrink and led to the disappearance of many species that had adapted to the desert conditions--the extinct
saltatory marsupials of the family Argyrolagidae, for instance.
Myelinated nerve conduction is
saltatory, meaning the impulse leaps from one node of Ranvier to the next.