Research Article

Factors Affecting the Distribution of Wild Ungulates on a Ranch in Kenya. Preliminary Report

DOI: 10.1080/00445096.1972.11447445
Author(s): L.H. BlankenshipDepartment of Wildlife Science - Texas A&M University,, College Station, C.R. FieldDepartment of Wildlife Science - Texas A&M University,, College Station,
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Abstract

This paper gives a preliminary report on the factors affecting the distribution of wild ungulates on a ranch in Kenya. The study covers only one phase of an overall project on the compatabfiity of wild and domestic ungulates. The major factors considered are vegetation, water, fire, cattle grazing, hunting and animal behaviour. These factors are related to five major wild ungulate species which occur on Akira - Coke's hartebeest (kongoni), Grant's gazelle, Thomson's gazelle, eland and giraffe.

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