Artificial Water Troughs Use by the Mountain Ungulate <i>Ovis gmelini ophion</i> (Cyprus Mouflon) at Pafos Forest

Artificial Water Troughs Use by the Mountain Ungulate <i>Ovis gmelini ophion</i> (Cyprus Mouflon) at Pafos Forest

For large herbivores inhabiting arid/semi-arid environments, water can be a limiting resource affecting their distribution and abundance for periods when water requirements are not met via forage. The Cyprus mouflon (<i>Ovis gmelini ophion</i>) is such a species, which is endemic to the...

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Main Authors: Nicolas-George Homer Eliades, Christos Astaras, Belle Verheggen Messios, Rob Vermeer, Kostas Nicolaou, Ilias Karmiris, Nicolaos Kassinis
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2022-11-01
Series:Animals
Subjects:
wild mountain ungulates
water provision
water point
semi-arid regions
camera trapping
Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/12/21/3060

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