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Adaptation of wild boar (Sus scrofa) activity in a human-dominated landscape.

Franz JohannMarkus HandschuhPeter LinderothCarsten F DormannJanosch Arnold
Published in: BMC ecology (2020)
We conclude that wild boars flexibly adjust their activity to their local environmental conditions, considering disturbances at the scale of long-term home ranges as well as actual small-scale landscape quality. Entire wild boar home ranges should be covered in the delineation of reserves intending to stimulate activity during daylight.
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