… horse or a horse from another social group doing so (Krüger and Heinze subm.). The results
of this study suggest social … and for the first time document observational learning in horses. …

… in social relationships have evolved in horses and zebras. Explanations relying on differences
in niche or phylogenetic heritage are not likely to be important since horses and zebras …

… horse populations show great variation in their behaviour and ecology as the result of differing
environmental, social … into the natural behaviour of horses, which is valuable knowledge …

… A brief look at the social organisation of the living equids the zebras, asses and hoises - …
feral horse social organisation. Wild equids show a remarkable diversity of social organisation (…

… Therefore, I consider the merits and use of the terms used previously to describe the wild
horse social and breeding group. The term ‘harem’ has been used in some cases to describe …

… social bond analysis in horses, and whether social … social behaviour and spatial proximity
in 145 feral horses, five groups of Przewalski’s horses (N = 36), and six groups of feral horses (…

… horses may also change social groups several times during their lifetime. Perhaps more than
any of our other domestic species, horses are kept in partial or complete social … of the social …

… A dearth of current, empirical research on the role and impacts of horses in … ecological,
social, cultural, and economic influences. We initiated the first socio-ecological study of horse sub-…

… Some social and ecological mismatches are arguably scale-related (Folke et al., 2007).
To illustrate how management of free-roaming horses is complicated by social-ecological …

… the behaviour of the horse, and an … Social interactions and contact between humans and
horses have reflected these differences in approach. Current management practices for horses …