Abstract
An optimization model has been developed for the analysis of food selection behavior. The model determines the numbers and typed of prey species consumed given predator preferences and prey availability. Preferences are expressed as an ordinal ranking of all possible prey combinations. The model generates hypotheses concerning conditions for "predator switching" and other predator strategies.
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