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掠食者-猎物空间使用和景观特征影响大型哺乳动物社区的运动行为

Sarah B Bassing1, Lauren Satterfield1, Taylor R Ganz1

  • 1School of Environmental and Forest Sciences, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, USA.

Ecology
|October 15, 2024
PubMed
概括

捕食者狩猎策略并没有改变猎物的移动,但捕食者和猎物的移动根据息地和长期风险进行调整,而不是特定的狩猎策略. 这影响了复杂生态系统中的遭遇率.

关键词:
动物的运动动物的运动反捕食者的行为 反捕食者的行为肉食动物 肉食动物隐藏的马尔科夫模型两种物种之间的相互作用.掠食风险 掠食风险 掠食风险捕食者狩猎模式 捕食者狩猎模式类动物 类动物

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