Titlebook: Mammal Ecology; M. J. Delany Book 1982 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1982 ecology.mammals.species diversity

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The Mammals,s, are the only group having a constant body temperature, i.e. are homeothermic. This makes them more independent of environmental conditions, notably high and low temperatures, than is the case for those animals unable to regulate their body temperature (poikilotherms, which comprise the vast major

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Social Organization, animals for mating and mother-infant interaction up to weaning, to the highly structured assemblages such as those found in the African hunting dog pack and the olive baboon troop. As social grouping and organization has become more complex, so has the need to recognize individuals and their behavi

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Populations, the individual mammal is a recognizable and easily defined unit. By studying populations it is possible to record changes in densities and to quantify the effects of different factors on its numbers. Obviously, densities can vary enormously—for example, in Serengeti, there is one cheetah (.) to eve

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Energetics, requirements and the number of animals present. For present purposes it is convenient first to consider how energy is utilized by the individual (i.e. its energy budget), and then how populations of mammals influence and make use of the energy resources available to them. While this chapter restric

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Some Applied Problems,ement role over mammals, which ranges according to circumstances from conservation through rational exploitation to elimination. The achievement of satisfactory ends frequently necessitates an adequate knowledge of the ecology of the species concerned. The following examples highlight particular pro

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