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The role and origin of open ground spots for large carnivores, wild ungulates and other wildlife

The role and origin of open ground spots for large carnivores, wild ungulates and other wildlife

In snowless period spots with open sand, peat or other ground types are outstanding elements in the habitat structure in  forested areas such as Belarus, and many mammal species tend to use them for territorial marking.  Among these mammal species first of all it may be mentioned red deer, bison, wolf and lynx.

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Vadim SidorovichPosted on 14.01.201912.08.2019Categories Current studiesTags bison, interference, lynx, marking behaviour, red deer, wildlife, wolf

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