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Herpetivore
An
herpetivore
(or
serpentivore
) is an organism that feeds upon
snakes
.
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Honeybadger
Humans
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Mongoose
Monkey
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Snakes
References
Inter-species
biological interactions
in
ecology
Amensalism
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Commensalism
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Inquilinism
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Mutualism
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Neutralism
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Synnecrosis
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Predation
(
Carnivory
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Herbivory
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Intraguild
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Parasitism
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Parasitoidism
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Cheating
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Symbiosis
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Competition
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Mimicry
Feeding behaviours
Carnivores
adult
Hematophagy
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Insectivore
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Lepidophagy
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Man-eater
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Molluscivore
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Mucophagy
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Myrmecophagy
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Ophiophagy
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Piscivore
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Avivore
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Spongivore
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Vermivore
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Herpetivore
reproductive
Oophagy
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Paedophagy
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Placentophagy
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Breastfeeding
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Weaning
cannibalistic
Cannibalism
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Human cannibalism
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Self-cannibalism
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Sexual cannibalism
Herbivores
Folivore
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Frugivore
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Graminivore
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Granivore
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Nectarivore
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Palynivore
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Xylophagy
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Osteophagy
Cellular
Phagocytosis
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Myzocytosis
Others
Bacterivore
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Fungivore
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Coprophagia
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Detritivore
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Geophagy
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Omnivore
Methods
Apex predator
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Bait balls
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Bottom feeding
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Browsing
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Feeding frenzy
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Filter feeding
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Grazing
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Hypercarnivore
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Intraguild predation
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Kleptoparasitism
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Scavenging
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Trophallaxis
Predation
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Antipredator adaptation
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Carnivorous plant
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Carnivorous fungus
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Carnivorous protist
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Category:Eating behaviors
Modelling ecosystems
–
trophic
components
General
Abiotic component
Abiotic stress
Behaviour
Biogeochemical cycle
Biomass
Biotic component
Biotic stress
Carrying capacity
Competition
Ecosystem
Ecosystem ecology
Ecosystem model
Keystone species
List of feeding behaviours
Metabolic theory of ecology
Productivity
Producers
Autotrophs
Chemosynthesis
Chemotrophs
Foundation species
Mixotrophs
Myco-heterotrophy
Mycotroph
Organotrophs
Photoheterotrophs
Photosynthesis
Photosynthetic efficiency
Phototrophs
Primary nutritional groups
Primary production
Consumers
Apex predator
Bacterivore
Carnivores
Chemoorganotroph
Foraging
Generalist and specialist species
Intraguild predation
Herbivores
Heterotroph
Heterotrophic nutrition
Insectivore
Mesopredator release hypothesis
Omnivores
Optimal foraging theory
Predation
Prey switching
Decomposers
Chemoorganoheterotrophy
Decomposition
Detritivores
Detritus
Microorganisms
Archaea
Bacteriophage
Environmental microbiology
Lithoautotroph
Lithotrophy
Microbial cooperation
Microbial ecology
Microbial food web
Microbial intelligence
Microbial loop
Microbial mat
Microbial metabolism
Phage ecology
Food webs
Biomagnification
Ecological efficiency
Ecological pyramid
Energy flow
Food chain
Trophic level
Example webs
Cold seeps
Hydrothermal vents
Intertidal
Kelp forests
Lakes
North Pacific Subtropical Gyre
Rivers
San Francisco Estuary
Soil
Tidal pool
Processes
Ascendency
Bioaccumulation
Cascade effect
Climax community
Competitive exclusion principle
Consumer-resource systems
Copiotrophs
Dominance
Ecological network
Ecological succession
Energy quality
Energy Systems Language
f-ratio
Feed conversion ratio
Feeding frenzy
Mesotrophic soil
Nutrient cycle
Oligotroph
Paradox of the plankton
Trophic cascade
Trophic mutualism
Trophic state index
Defense/counter
Animal coloration
Antipredator adaptations
Herbivore adaptations to plant defense
Mimicry
Plant defense against herbivory
Predator avoidance in schooling fish
Modelling ecosystems
– other components
Population ecology
Abundance
Allee effect
Depensation
Ecological yield
Effective population size
Intraspecific competition
Logistic function
Malthusian growth model
Maximum sustainable yield
Overpopulation in wild animals
Overexploitation
Population cycle
Population dynamics
Population modeling
Population size
Predator–prey equations
Recruitment
Resilience
Small population size
Stability
Species
Biodiversity
Density-dependent inhibition
Ecological effects of biodiversity
Ecological extinction
Endemic species
Flagship species
Gradient analysis
Indicator species
Introduced species
Invasive species
Latitudinal gradients in species diversity
Minimum viable population
Neutral theory
Occupancy-abundance relationship
Population viability analysis
Priority effect
Rapoport's rule
Relative abundance distribution
Relative species abundance
Species diversity
Species homogeneity
Species richness
Species distribution
Species-area curve
Umbrella species
Species interaction
Antibiosis
Biological interaction
Commensalism
Community ecology
Ecological facilitation
Interspecific competition
Mutualism
Storage effect
Spatial ecology
Biogeography
Cross-boundary subsidy
Ecocline
Ecotone
Ecotype
Disturbance
Edge effect
Foster's rule
Habitat fragmentation
Ideal free distribution
Intermediate Disturbance Hypothesis
Island biogeography
Landscape ecology
Landscape epidemiology
Landscape limnology
Metapopulation
Patch dynamics
r/K selection theory
Source–sink dynamics
Niche
Ecological niche
Ecological trap
Ecosystem engineer
Environmental niche modelling
Guild
Habitat
Limiting similarity
Niche apportionment models
Niche construction
Niche differentiation
Other networks
Assembly rules
Bateman's principle
Bioluminescence
Ecological collapse
Ecological debt
Ecological deficit
Ecological energetics
Ecological indicator
Ecological threshold
Ecosystem diversity
Emergence
Extinction debt
Kleiber's law
Liebig's law of the minimum
Marginal value theorem
Thorson's rule
Xerosere
Other
Allometry
Alternative stable state
Balance of nature
Biological data visualization
Constructal theory
Ecocline
Ecological economics
Ecological footprint
Ecological forecasting
Ecological humanities
Ecological stoichiometry
Ecopath
Ecosystem based fisheries
Endolith
Evolutionary ecology
Functional ecology
Industrial ecology
Macroecology
Microecosystem
Natural environment
Systems ecology
Theoretical ecology
List of ecology topics