There is some evidence of prey partitioning (which can be potentially delineated both by prey species and body size of prey items taken) between the sexes as is typical of raptors with pronounced size sexual dimorphism, as is the case in martial eagles.
This is typical of raptors with pronounced size sexual dimorphism, as is the case in martial eagles. There is some evidence of prey partitioning (which can be potentially delineated both by prey species and body size of prey items taken) between the sexes.
There is some evidence of prey partitioning (which can be potentially delineated both by prey species and body size of prey items taken) between the sexes. This is typical of raptors with pronounced size sexual dimorphism, as is the case in martial eagles.
There is some evidence of prey partitioning (which can be potentially delineated both by prey species and body size of prey items taken) between the sexes. This is typical of raptors with pronounced size sexual dimorphism, as is the case in martial eagles.