Factors affecting the prey preferences of jackals (Canidae)
Authors:
- Matt W. HaywardMHMatt W. Hayward
- Laura PorterLPLaura Porter
- József LanszkiJLJózsef Lanszki
- Jan F. KamlerJKJan F. Kamler
- Jacalyn M. BeckJBJacalyn M. Beck
- Graham I.H. KerleyGKGraham I.H. Kerley
- David W. MacdonaldDMDavid W. Macdonald
- Robert A. MontgomeryRMRobert A. Montgomery
- Dan M. ParkerDPDan M. Parker
- Dawn M. ScottDSDawn M. Scott
- John O’brienJOJohn O’brien
- Richard W. YarnellRYRichard W. Yarnell
Open Access
- 1 July 2017
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in Mammalian Biology
- Vol. 85, 70-82
Abstract
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