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Jennifer L Merems1, Anna L Brose1, Jennifer Price Tack2

  • 1Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences University of Wisconsin-Madison Madison Wisconsin USA.

Ecology and evolution
|October 3, 2024
PubMed
概括

威斯康星州的鹿 (Cervus canadensis) 根据季节和规模选择息地,避免危险地区,寻找料. 了解这些依赖规模的决策是管理重新引入种群的关键.

关键词:
反捕食者的行为 反捕食者的行为行为可塑性 行为可塑性生态权衡是生态权衡.鹿 鹿 鹿 鹿 鹿 是一个息地选择 息地选择限制因素是限制因素.规模依赖的规模依赖类动物 类动物

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