Research Article

Observations on the Movement Patterns and Daily Home Range Size of Impala, Aepyceros Melampus (Lichtenstein) in the Kruger National Park

DOI: 10.1080/00445096.1972.11447439
Author(s): E. YoungDivision of Veterinary Services, Kruger National Park, P.O., Skukuza.,
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Abstract

The movements and other behavioural and physiological patterns of impala and of some of the other more abundant game species in the Kruger National Park were studied to provide information which could be applied to their management, especially in regard to the artificial provision of water.

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