高山岩羚羊(L.， 1758)和欧洲狍Capreolus Capreolus (L.， 1758)在盐舔处靠近

Q4 Agricultural and Biological Sciences Natural History Sciences Pub Date : 2023-10-06 DOI:10.4081/nhs.2023.649

Tiziano Londei, Giuliana Marzi

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在意大利西部阿尔卑斯山脉发现了三只亚成年岩羚羊和两只成年雄狍子，它们彼此靠得很近，没有任何种间的相互作用，靠近带有盐舔特征的岩石露头，可能是自然形成的。这显然是第一次在盐渍地看到岩羚羊和狍子在一起，这表明通常在不同栖息地观察到的两种有蹄类动物在空间上重叠。它们的种间耐受性可能是由于它们的饮食差异，而这可能反过来又依赖于在同一栖息地共存的被忽视的局部适应。

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Alpine chamois Rupicapra rupicapra (L., 1758) and European roe deer Capreolus capreolus (L., 1758) close together at a salt lick

Three sub-adult chamois and two adult male roe deer were sighted in the Western Italian Alps while staying close to each other, without any interspecific interaction, near rocky outcrops with the characteristics of salt licks, likely of natural origin. This is apparently the first report of chamois and roe deer seen together at salt licks and suggests spatial overlap of two ungulates usually observed in different habitats. Their interspecific tolerance might be due to differences in their diets, which might, in turn, depend on overlooked local adaptations to coexist in the same habitat.

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