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Abstract Anecdotal evidence suggests that there is interspecific competition between black‐backed jackal (Canis mesomelas) and caracal (Caracal caracal) on farmland in South Africa. Home range data were used across both years (1983–2016) and provinces, as well as polynomial interpolation, to quantitatively assess changes in the population of caracal ...
D. J. Crookes
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The authors tested whether animals dynamically balance risks and rewards in the context of road crossings. Using extensive field‐based and GPS data from elk in Yoho National Park, the authors demonstrate that animals can modulate their selection for foraging resources with the risks they experience relative to roads while travelling.
Marie‐Pier Poulin +2 more
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Finding a safe space: Denning range dynamics of African wild dogs in Zimbabwe
Abstract African wild dogs utilise a den for ~10–12 weeks after birthing, during which home ranges are contracted and usually in areas away from roads and water sources, with low prey and predator abundances, high terrain ruggedness and vegetation cover.
Jessica Comley +4 more
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An international team of scientists estimated the diets of the largest number of North Atlantic killer whales to date, revealing differences in feeding habits between and within populations. To quantify killer whales' diets, researchers looked at the fatty acid (lipid) composition of the animals' blubber.
Anaïs Remili +15 more
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Optimal foraging of lions at the human wildlands interface
Abstract Optimal foraging and landscape of fear theories provide frameworks which can be useful for investigating animal's space and prey use decisions. Predators, such as African lions Panthera leo, are likely to respond to prey abundance, accessibility, profitability and potential risks, often anthropogenic in nature, while making foraging decision ...
Kristoffer T. Everatt +3 more
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Dans la vie, êtes-vous plutôt un « prédateur » ou une « proie » ?
https://theconversation.com/dans-la-vie-etes-vous-plutot-un-predateur-ou-une-proie-209450International audienceChaque instant de notre vie nous place dans le rôle du « prédateur » ou de la « proie ».
Mesly, Olivier
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The relation between ethnic diversity and fear of crime: An analysis of police records and survey data in Belgian communities [PDF]
In the framework of intergroup threat theory, it is routinely assumed that the presence of immigrant groups in a local community could contribute to fear of crime among the majority population.
de Vroome, T.M. +3 more
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How Education Moderates the Relation between Globalization and Nationalist Attitudes [PDF]
‘‘We do not believe in the division between left and right. The true division is between those who want globalization and those who do not. We are a patriotic party,’’ stated the party leader of Hungarian Jobbik (Movement for a better Hungary) (Phillips,
Lubbers, M. +7 more
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Mechanismes intervenant dans l'estimation des distances predateur-proie chez Ranatra
International audienceData from previous experiments on predator-prey distance estimation during ontogeny are compared to theoretical interpretations.
Cloarec, Ann
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Dual identity and immigrants protest against discrimination: The moderating role of diversity ideologies [PDF]
Discrimination of immigrant groups is an important social problem in many societies around the world. This study examines the moderating role of cultural diversity beliefs on the relation between dual identity and the intention to protest against ...
Leerstoel Verkuijten +2 more
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