2005
DOI: 10.2458/azu_rangelands_v58i2_howery
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Understanding Landscape Use Patterns of Livestock as a Consequence of Foraging Behavior

Abstract: Many grazing-management challenges stem from poor livestock distribution resulting in overuse of some areas and low utilization of others. Managing livestock-distribution patterns requires knowledge of pasture characteristics and animal behavior patterns. Behavioral patterns result from recognizable processes that include inherited attributes, individual and social learning systems, cue-consequence specificity, predispositions toward novel stimuli, and spatial memory. Through these behavioral mechanisms, anima… Show more

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