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Driving giants: spatial and temporal variables influencing giraffe movements in a private protected area
Spatiotemporal factors play important roles in shaping interactions between species within ecosystems, influencing their behavior and survival strategies. For predator/prey interactions, survival of the prey may rely heavily on spatial and temporal characteristics of the landscape together with spec...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2024
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