In most social ungulate species, males are larger than females and the sexes live in
separate groups outside the breeding season. It is important for our understanding of the …

Ecological segregation (sexual differences in diet or habitat use) in large herbivores has
been intimately linked to sexual body size dimorphism, and may affect both performance …

Abstract The Late Upper Palaeolithic of Europe, particularly the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM:
26-19 kyr cal BP), was a time of dramatic climatic changes. Fauna, and the humans that …

Sex-specific estimates of the summer and winter home range area of 19 species of
temperate ruminants were collated from the literature. It was predicted that there should be a …

In recent years, the use of satellite-derived vegetation indices has become a powerful tool to
collect information on vegetation dynamics in a broad range of ecosystems worldwide …

One of the main objectives of community ecology is to understand the conditions allowing
species to coexist, which requires identifying how co‐occurring species use and share …

The environment of the hominoid Dryopithecus brancoi at Rudabánya (Late Miocene of
Hungary) is reconstructed here using the dietary traits of fossil ruminants and equids. Two …

This comprehensive species-specific chapter covers all aspects of the mammalian biology,
including paleontology, physiology, genetics, reproduction and development, ecology …

Sexual segregation in ungulates has important conservation and theoretical implications,
but despite numerous studies, the impetus for this behavioral pattern remains a topic of …

Nous avons étudié les préférences alimentaires, de même que la sélection des zones
alimentaires et des habitats chez le Chevreuil (Capreolus capreolus) par repérage …