Population size and structure of Grant’s gazelle and lesser kudu in Geralle National Park, Southeastern Ethiopia

It can be concluded that GNP is home to viable populations of Grant's gazelle and lesser kudu, and season has influenced population abundance and distribution due to resource availability variations among seasons. The female-biased sex ratio indicates the future population growth prospects for the two species.

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PeerJ
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2024-11-15
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https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.18340
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Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
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Population size and structure of Grant’s gazelle and lesser kudu in Geralle National Park, Southeastern Ethiopia

Zenebe Ageru Yilma, Zerihun Girma, Melkamu Aychew
2 citations
PeerJ
Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
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Population size and structure of Grant’s gazelle and lesser kudu in Geralle National Park, Southeastern Ethiopia

Zenebe Ageru Yilma, Zerihun Girma, Melkamu Aychew
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Abstract

It can be concluded that GNP is home to viable populations of Grant's gazelle and lesser kudu, and season has influenced population abundance and distribution due to resource availability variations among seasons. The female-biased sex ratio indicates the future population growth prospects for the two species.

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Hawassa University (ET), Mizan Tepi University (ET)
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Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
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