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Multi-predator feeding aggregations: understanding dynamic communities through functional niches and demographic analysis tools

Abstract Multi-predator feeding aggregations (MPFAs) are ocean events whereby two or more species forage on the same or co-occurring prey. Such communities are dynamic, with community structure reflecting the connections between species and the benefits and costs of associations....

Exploring Digital Vā: A Scoping Review of Conceptualisations of Vā in Digital Spaces

The well‐being of young people globally is a key concern for many. In Aotearoa New Zealand, Pacific people are the youngest ethnic population, and Pacific youth experience complex well‐being challenges related to socio‐economic inequality and diverse identities. However, recent r...

Mirrors at the Threshold: From Mirror Stage to Macrocosm

Mirrors were crucial elements in defining the modern concept of the architectural interior in Europe during the seventeenth century. In the first section of this article we show how mirrors supported the development of Enlightenment theory of the psycho-social subject. This theme...