If spatial and trophic overlap are common in our
felid assemblage, the temporal segregation of the daily activity patterns could be an effective mechanism to reduce competition (Carothers & Jaksic, 1984).
Biology and Conservation of Wild
Felids. Oxford/Nueva York: Oxford University Press.
The behaviors recorded followed a standardized
felid ethogram compiled by Stanton et al.
Jaguars are the largest extant
felid in the Americas (Nowell and Jackson, 1996) about which hardly any information regarding pacing is available.
Recently, elevated concentrations of a stable [PGF.sub.2[alpha]] metabolite (PGFM) were found in the feces of several
felid species in the last trimester of pregnancy [14].
Hoogesteijn R, Hoogesteijn A (2008) Conflicts between cattle ranching and large predators in Venezuela: could use of water buffalo facilitate
felid conservation?
Since Bowhunter readers have read plenty of my lion stories, I'm going to expand the scope of the discussion by reminding readers that the
felid family includes plenty of other members potentially interesting to bowhunters, including some nowhere near the size of mountain lions.
We recorded it in both season for which we think that
felid is a permanent resident in the area.
This will allow troops in the
felid to quickly and accurately access global support partners in order to, at the very least, identify a start point for their particular solution.
The
felid purr: a bio-mechanical healing mechanism.
Serum concentrations of lipids in twelve captive wild
felid species at four zoos.
Here's their "something else" idea: Eons ago, wild canid and
felid ancestors of modern dogs and cats ate plants to purge intestinal parasites.