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Impact of meteorological variations and provisioning on the body condition of feral cattle in a subtropical climate
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• Meteorological variations have strong impacts on the body condition of ungulates • Feral ungulate adaptation to post-release conditions differs between populations • We assessed monthly body condition of subtropical adult feral cattle across 2 years • We identified a 3 - 4 month lag between weather and changes in body condition • Provisioning buffered the delayed impacts of cloud cover, wind and flooding
Keywords:
Bos taurus
Sliding Window Analysis
Standardized Precipitation Evapotranspiration Index
Temperature Humidity Index
Ungulate
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