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Vigilance Behaviour in African Ungulates: The Role of Predation Pressure
Author(s):
Hunter
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Skinner
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March 01 1998
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March 01 1998
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Behaviour
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Brill Academic Publishers
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Behaviour
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Brill Academic Publishers
ISSN (Print):
0005-7959
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1568-539X
Publication date Created:
March 01 1998
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March 01 1998
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Pages
: 195-211
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10.1163/156853998793066320
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