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Serengeti: Dynamics of an Ecosystem.

Journal of Ecology · 1980 · Vol. 68(3) · pp. 1098–1098

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Preface Acknowledgments 1: Dynamics of the Serengeti Ecosystem: Process and Pattern A. R. E. Sinclair 2: The Serengeti Environment A. R. E. Sinclair 3: Grassland-Herbivore Dynamics S. J. McNaughton 4: The Eruption of the Ruminants A. R. E. Sinclair 5: The Migration and Grazing Succession Linda Maddock 6: Feeding Strategy and the Pattern of Resource-Partitioning in Ungulates P. J. Jarman, A. R. E. Sinclair. 7: Energy Costs of Locomotion and the Concept of Foraging Radius C. J. Pennycuick 8: The Dynamics of Ungulate Social Organization P. J. Jarman, M. V. Jarman. 9: Serengeti Predators and Their Social Systems Brian C. R. Bertram 10: Population Changes in Lions and Other Predators J. P. Hanby, J. D. Bygott. 11: The Adaptations of Scavengers D. C. Houston 12: A Simulation of the Wildebeest Population, Other Ungulates, and Their Predators Ray Hilborn, A. R. E. Sinclair. 13: The Influence of Grazing, Browsing, and Fire on the Vegetation Dynamics of the Serengeti M. Norton-Griffiths Appendix A: Changes in Populations of Resident Ungulates J. J. R. Grimsdelt Appendix B: Scientific and Common Names of Serengeti Mammal and Bird Species Mentioned in the Text Appendix C: Bibliography of Serengeti Scientific Publications Index

Rangeland Management and Livestock EcologyWildebeestUngulateEcologyForagingPredationGeographyPopulationHerbivoreGrazingGrassland
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