Seasonal influences on ungulate movement within a fenced South African reserve

Seasonal influences on ungulate movement within a fenced South African reserve

The movement of African ungulates between habitats is determined by diverse factors including forage composition, availability and quality, water availability, topography, the catenary level and the effect of fire on vegetation. We assessed how grass flushes, following dry-season fires, and availabi...

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Main Authors:	O'Kane, C, Macdonald, D
Format:	Journal article
Izdano:	Cambridge University Press 2018

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