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Lithobates catesbeianus (Bullfrog)

Citation:

Diet of the invasive frog Lithobates catesbeianus (shaw, 1802)(anura: raniDae) in viçosa, Minas gerais state, Brazil.

Author(s)

Da Silva, E.T., Dos Reis, E.P., Feio, R.N. and Ribeiro Filho, O.P.

Issue

3

Volume

4
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	Frequencies of occurrence: Terrestrial prey (86.96 %) Aquatic prey (28.26 %) Amphibious prey (30.43 %) Arthropod remains (21.74 %), Undetermined remains (15.22 %)	Frequency of occurrence	M	Adult	20⁰45'S, 42⁰07'W	46	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	Frequencies of occurrence: Terrestrial prey (63.64 %) Aquatic prey (39.39 %) Amphibious prey (33.33 %) Arthropod remains (21.21 %), Undetermined remains (9.09 %)	Frequency of occurrence	F	Adult	20⁰45'S, 42⁰07'W	33	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	Frequencies of occurrence: Terrestrial prey (79.41 %) Aquatic prey (26.47 %) Amphibious prey (3.26 %) Arthropod remains (20.59 %), Undetermined remains (11.76 %)	Frequency of occurrence	NR	Juvenile	20⁰45'S, 42⁰07'W	34	Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Food Habits of the American Bullfrog Lithobates catesbeianus in the City of Kyoto, Central Japan.

Author(s)

Dontchev, K. and Matsui, M.

Issue

2

Volume

35
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	See Table 1 in citation	Frequency of occurrence	B	Both Adults and Juveniles	Kyoto	21 males, 14 females, 159 juveniles	Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Diet and trophic niche of Lithobates catesbeianus (Amphibia: Anura).

Author(s)

Leivas, P.T., Leivas, F.W. and Moura, M.O.

Issue

5

Volume

29
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	Annelida (4.60), Arachnida (18.80), Crustacea (3.80), Insecta 54.80), Mollusca (0.40), Myriapoda (3.80), Anura (11.30), Osteichthyes (2.50)	Precentage of occurrence	B	Both Adults and Juveniles	25°18’47"S, 48°58’07"W; 25°17’09"S, 49°00’05"W; 25°14’21"S, 49°02’10"W	181	Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Diet of the exotic American bullfrog, Lithobates catesbeianus, in a stream of northwestern Baja California, Mexico.

Author(s)

Ortíz-Serrato, L., Ruiz-Campos, G. and Valdez-Villavicencio, J.H.

Issue

1

Volume

74
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	See citation Table 1 for percentage of occurrence frequency of 15 prey items	B	Both Adults and Juveniles	Between 31⁰47'47.23"N, 116°30'04.02"W and between 31°47'55.46"N, 116°29'17.39"W	64	Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Diet composition of an invasive population of Lithobates catesbeianus (American Bullfrog) from Argentina.

Author(s)

Quiroga, L.B., Moreno, M.D., Cataldo, A.A., Aragón-Traverso, J.H., Pantano, M.V., Olivares, J.P.S. and Sanabria, E.A.

Issue

27-28

Volume

49
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	See citation Table 2 for number of prey	B	Adult	31.2515°S, 69.4417°W	82	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	See citation Table 2 for number of prey	B	Juvenile	31.2515°S, 69.4417°W	87	Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Diet and prey selection of the Invasive American bullfrog (Lithobates catesbeianus) in southwestern China.

Author(s)

Xuan, L.I.U., Yu, L.U.O., Jiaxin, C.H.E.N., Yisong, G.U.O., Changming, B.A.I. and Yiming, L.I.

Issue

1

Volume

6
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	See citation Table 1	Frequency of occurrence	M	Adult	Shiping: 23°42' N 102°28' E	40	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	See citation Table 1	Frequency of occurrence	F	Adult	Shiping: 23°42' N 102°28' E	37	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	See citation Table 1	Frequency of occurrence	NR	Juvenile	Shiping: 23°42' N 102°28' E	24	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	See citation Table 1	Frequency of occurrence	M	Adult	Caohai: 27°42' N 100°51' E	47	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	See citation Table 1	Frequency of occurrence	F	Adult	Caohai: 27°42' N 100°51' E	45	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	See citation Table 1	Frequency of occurrence	NR	Juvenile	Caohai: 27°42' N 100°51' E	21	Exposure Factor Datasets

Uma inornata (Coachella Valley Fringe-toed Lizard)

Citation:

Population dynamics of a threatened sand dune lizard.

Author(s)

Barrows, C.W.

Issue

4

Volume

51
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Type
Dietary Composition	See citation	Not Reported	Thousand Palms Preserve	Exposure Factor Datasets

Gopherus agassizi (Desert Tortoise)

Citation:

Desert tortoises (Gopherus agassizii) are selective herbivores that track the flowering phenology of their preferred food plants.

Author(s)

Jennings, W.B. and Berry, K.H.

Issue

1

Volume

10
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	See citation Table 6	B	Adult	Desert Tortoise Research Natural Area, eastern Kern County, California	18	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	See citation Table 8	B	Adult	Desert Tortoise Research Natural Area, eastern Kern County, California	18	Exposure Factor Datasets

Falco sparverius (American Kestrel)

Citation:

Parental care and behavior of breeding American Kestrels (Falco sparverius) in central Argentina.

Author(s)

Liébana, M.S., Sarasola, J.H. and Bó, M.S.

Issue

4

Volume

43
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	Vertebrates (29.1 %) Arthropods (70.9 %)	Frequency determined by pellet analysis	Frequency, %	Fledgling	Parque Luro Reserve	19 fledglings	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	Vertebrates (11.2 %) Arthropods (88.8 %)	Frequency determined by prey remains	Frequency, %	Fledgling	Parque Luro Reserve	19 fledglings	Exposure Factor Datasets

Pelecanus occidentalis (Brown Pelican)

Citation:

Seabird diets provide early warning of sardine fishery declines in the Gulf of California.

Author(s)

Velarde, E., Ezcurra, E. and Anderson, D.W.

Issue

1332

Volume

3
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Location	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	See citation Figure 3	Proportion of anchovy:sardine	Midriff Islands	NR	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	0.83	Percentage of diet that is anchovy+sardine	Midriff Islands	NR	Exposure Factor Datasets

Athene cunicularia (Burrowing Owl)

Citation:

Diet of the Burrowing Owl (Athene cunicularia) and its seasonal variation in Patagonian steppes: implications for biodiversity assessments in the Somuncurá Plateau Protected Area, Argentina.

Author(s)

Andrade, A., Nabte, M.J. and Kun, M.E.

Issue

2

Volume

45
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Location	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	See citation Table 1	Proporation of frequency of each taxon from pellets (temporal)	Somuncurá Plateau Protected Area	35-110	Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Diet of the Burrowing Owl Athene cunicularia, in two locations of the inter-Andean valley Ecuador.

Author(s)

Cadena-Ortíz, H., Garzón, C., Villamarín-Cortéz, S., Pozo-Zamora, G.M., Echeverría-Vaca, G., Yánez, J. and Brito-M, J.

Issue

2

Volume

24
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Type
Dietary Composition	Rodentia: 74.9, Reptilia: 0.5, Anura: 3.9, Coleoptera: 12.2, Dermaptera: 0, Hymenoptera: 0.01, Ortoptera: 0.05, Aranea: 8.2, Scorpionida: 0.3, Gastropoda: 0	% total biomass consumed	B	Not Reported	Inter-Andean Valley	Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Seasonal diet of the burrowing owl Athene cunicularia Molina, 1782 (Strigidae) in a hyperarid ecosystem of the Atacama desert in northern Chile.

Author(s)

Carevic, F.S., Carmona, E.R. and Muñoz-Pedreros, A.

Volume

97
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Type
Dietary Composition	Mammals: 71.0, Birds: 1.4, Reptiles: 2.8, Invertebrates: 24.8	% total biomass consumed	B	Not Reported	Pampa del Tamarugal, Atacama Desert	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	Mammals: 13.3, Birds: 0.3, Reptiles: 9.1, Invertebrates: 77.4	% frequency	B	Not Reported	Pampa del Tamarugal, Atacama Desert	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	Mammals: 25.5, Birds: 7.7, Reptiles: 2.6, Invertebrates: 64.2	% total biomass consumed	B	Not Reported	Pampa del Tamarugal, Atacama Desert	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	Mammals: 2.2, Birds: 0.7, Reptiles: 3.9, Invertebrates: 93.1	% frequency	B	Not Reported	Pampa del Tamarugal, Atacama Desert	Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Prey selection and food habits of breeding Burrowing Owls (Athene cunicularia) in natural and modified habitats of Argentine pampas.

Author(s)

Cavalli, M., Baladrón, A.V., Isacch, J.P., Martínez, G. and Bó, M.S.

Issue

2

Volume

114
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	See citation Figures 1 & 2	Mean proportion of prey in pellets	%	NR	Not Reported	South-eastern coast of Buenos Aires Province	178	Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Burrowing Owl Diet at a Migratory Stopover Site and Wintering Ground on Southeast Farallon Island, California.

Author(s)

Chandler, S.L., Tietz, J.R., Bradley, R.W. and Trulio, L.

Issue

4

Volume

50
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	Rodentia: 27.8, Procellariiformes: 5.3, Charadriiformes: 0.1, Passeriformes: 0.2, Unknown bird: 0.7, Arachnida: 0.4, Orthoptera: 28.1, Dermaptera: 0.2, Coleoptera: 32.3, Lepidoptera: 3.8, Lithobiomorpha: 0.6, Peracarida/amphipoda: 0.3, Isopoda: 0.2, Unknown arthropod: 0.1	Percent of total in pellets	%	NR	Not Reported	Southeast Farallon Island	679	Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Regional and seasonal diet of the Western Burrowing Owl in south central Nevada.

Author(s)

Hall, D.B., Greger, P.D. and Rosier, J.R.

Issue

1

Volume

69
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	Invertebrates: 95, Vertebrates: 67	Percent frequency of occurrence	%	NR	Not Reported	Nevada Test Site	1631	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	Invertebrates: 100, Vertebrates: 34	Percent frequency of occurrence	%	NR	Not Reported	Nevada Test Site	213	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	Invertebrates: 83, Vertebrates: 67	Percent frequency of occurrence	%	NR	Not Reported	Nevada Test Site	186	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	Invertebrates: 99, Vertebrates: 79	Percent frequency of occurrence	%	NR	Not Reported	Nevada Test Site	806	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	Invertebrates: 97, Vertebrates: 66	Percent frequency of occurrence	%	NR	Not Reported	Nevada Test Site	426	Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Diet and behavior of extralimital Western burrowing owls (Athene cunicularia hypogea) in tallgrass prairie.

Author(s)

Herse, M.R.

Issue

4

Volume

61
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	Vertebrates: 362, Arthropods: 233.2	Percent of total prey biomass	%	NR	Not Reported	Tall Grass Prairie National Preserve	2	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	See citation Figure 2	Percent of total prey biomass at different breeding stages	%	NR	Not Reported	Tall Grass Prairie National Preserve	2	Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Diet of western burrowing owls wintering in southern Texas.

Author(s)

Littles, C.J., Williford, D., Skoruppa, M.K., Woodin, M.C. and Hickman, G.C.

Issue

4

Volume

41
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	Arachnida: 7, Crustacea: <1, Insecta: see citation, Reptilia: <1, Aves: <1, Mammalia: see citation, Other vertebrates: <1	Percent count of prey items	%	NR	Not Reported	Southern coastal Texas	182	Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition	Arachnida: 1, Crustacea: <1, Insecta: see citation, Reptilia: 2, Aves: 9, Mammalia: see citation, Other vertebrates: 8	Percent biomass of prey items	%	NR	Not Reported	Southern coastal Texas	182	Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Influence of vegetation on the nocturnal foraging behaviors and vertebrate prey capture by endangered Burrowing Owls.

Author(s)

Marsh, A., Wellicome, T. and Bayne, E.

Issue

1

Volume

9
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	See citation Table 1	Vertebrate prey types by land-cover type	M	Adult	Between Alberta and Saskatchewan	18	Exposure Factor Datasets

Citation:

Seabirds as part of migratory owl diet on Southeast Farallon Island, California.

Author(s)

Mills, K.

Volume

44
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Value	Endpoint Description	Units	Sex	Life Cycle Stage	Location	Sample Size	Type
Dietary Composition	Mice: 57.0, Insects: 31.6, Petrels 32.9, Auklet: 2.5, Unknown bird: 10.1	Percent frequency of occurrence	%	NR	Not Reported	Southeast Farallon Island	79	Exposure Factor Datasets

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