Exploring the connections between giraffe skin disease and lion predation

Exploring the connections between giraffe skin disease and lion predation

Rates at which predators encounter, hunt, and kill prey are influenced by, among other things, the intrinsic condition of prey. Diseases can considerably compromise body condition, potentially weakening ability of afflicted prey to avoid predation. Understanding predator-prey dynamics is particularl...

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Autori principali:	Muneza, A, Linden, D, Kimaro, M, Dickman, A, Macdonald, D, Roloff, G, Hayward, M, Montgomery, RM
Natura:	Journal article
Lingua:	English
Pubblicazione:	Wiley 2021

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