Mountain gazelles' (Gazella gazella) males use mutual dung middens in favorable locations.

IF 3.5 1区生物学 Q1 ZOOLOGY

Integrative zoology Pub Date : 2024-07-19 DOI:10.1111/1749-4877.12869

Oved Gur, Rachel Ben-Shlomo, Yagil Osem, Uri Shanas

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Abstract

Males of the mountain gazelle deposit dung middens (different colors and shapes represent middens of different haplotypes) in preferable forest plots and countermark the same middens (two color circles) at the boundaries of their territories.

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山地瞪羚（Gazella gazella）的雄瞪羚会在有利的地点相互使用粪堆。

雄性山地羚羊会将粪便堆（不同颜色和形状的粪便堆代表不同单倍型的粪便堆）堆放在偏好的林地中，并在领地边界上标记相同的粪便堆（双色圆圈）。

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Integrative zoology ZOOLOGY-

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6.40

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12.10%

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>12 weeks

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