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スペインのピレネー山脈のヒスパノ・ブレトンヤギの牧草と地形利用の特徴をGPS装置と遠隔感知データを用いて

J Plaza1, N Sánchez1, J A Abecia2

  • 1Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, University of Salamanca, Salamanca, Spain.

Australian veterinary journal
|September 4, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

GPSのカラーで スペインのピレネー山脈のヒスパノ・ブレトンメアを追跡し 飼料の利用可能性と高さによる動きパターンを明らかにしました この研究により,山岳地域の馬の放牧に関する理解が深まる.

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GPS について牧草のパターンメアリモートセンシング地形図

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