1990
DOI: 10.1515/mamm.1990.54.3.361
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Contribution à la connaissance du chacal doré. Facteurs modulant l’organisation sociale et territoriale de la sous-espèce algérienne (Canis aureus algirensis Wagner, 1841)

Abstract: Ecology of Canis aureus was seasonally studied from 1983 to 1986 in Tijkda area, National Park of Djurdjura (Algeria). This species presents a complex social organization with seasonal rythms. It lives solitarily or in pair or in small groups. This organization is greatly depending on breeding behaviour. Their territorial organization is also very complex. Investigation by radio-tracking permits to consider that the field territories of two individuals are in part overlapping. Space is organized in territories… Show more

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“…This compares with approximately 200 ha for a resident pair of golden jackals in a Kenya study (Fuller et al 1989) and home ranges of 39 ha and 173 ha for two resident females reported from Algeria (Khidas 1990). A home range size ranging from 1.1 to 20.0 km 2 is reported for this species by Macdonald and Sillero-Zubiri (2004).…”
Section: Annual Territorialitymentioning
confidence: 65%
“…This compares with approximately 200 ha for a resident pair of golden jackals in a Kenya study (Fuller et al 1989) and home ranges of 39 ha and 173 ha for two resident females reported from Algeria (Khidas 1990). A home range size ranging from 1.1 to 20.0 km 2 is reported for this species by Macdonald and Sillero-Zubiri (2004).…”
Section: Annual Territorialitymentioning
confidence: 65%
“…They normally live in open grassland habitat but also occur in deserts, woodlands, mangroves, and agricultural and rural habitats in India and Bangladesh (Jhala and Moehlman 2008) In the Serengeti, C. aureus maintains year-round exclusive territories of 0.5-7.0 km 2 (Moehlman 1983) and 2-5 km 2 in Ngorongoro (van Lawick and van Lawick-Goodall 1970), but will make excursions beyond these territorial boundaries to gain access to fresh carcasses. In Algeria, seasonal territories as may be as small as 0.39 km 2 (Khidas 1990). Territories are within larger home ranges.…”
Section: Ecologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Subadults may have larger home ranges as they explore and search for a mate and a territory. Home ranges of individuals within a social group tend to overlap (van Lawick and van Lawick-Goodall 1970;Khidas 1990;Admasu et al 2004). In Bangladesh, breeding pairs defend an average of 37.3 ha of cover but not the peripheral foraging areas (Jaeger et al 1996(Jaeger et al , 2007 and a male and female had home ranges of 1.1 and 0.6 km 2 , respectively (Poché et al 1987).…”
Section: Ecologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bár számos vizsgálat említi a nyulat, mint sakáltáplálékot (pl. isHuNiN 1980, kHidas 1990, demeter és spassov 1993, Yom-tov et al 1995, mukHerJee et al 2004, aiyadurai és JHala 2006, amrouN et al 2006, azonban a fogyasztási aránya rendszerint alacsony. Valamivel gyakoribb nyúlfogyasztást, megfigyelések alapján, Ázsiában (geptneR és Naumov 1967) és Afrikában (LampRecHt 1978) írtak le.…”
Section: Ragadozó Emlős Fajok Táplálkozási Szokásainak Jellemzése éS ...unclassified
“…A nyúl gyors menekülésre képes, a sakál pedig nem kitartó üldöző vadász, inkább a fiókák, a beteg, sérült, vagy sebzett és az elhullott nyulak válnak a táplálékává. Algériában a berber makákó (Macaca sylvanus) a sakál gyakori, az emlőstáplálék 27%át kitevő tápláléka (kHidas 1990).…”
Section: Ragadozó Emlős Fajok Táplálkozási Szokásainak Jellemzése éS ...unclassified