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Nutritional quality and potential energetic supply of spring forage for Cuvier’s gazelle in a North African Mediterranean forest mosaic
Understanding the nutritional ecology of threatened ungulates can guide habitat management in heterogeneous Mediterranean landscapes. We assessed the nutritional quality and potential energetic adequacy of key spring forage plants consumed by the vulnerable Cuvier's gazelle in Djebel Messaâd forest
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