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The Behavior and Ecology of the African Buffalo Book

This study of the African buffalo is distinguished by the first-hand data obtained by the author, who virtually lived with the herds during ten years of study. The book discusses the ancestry, zoological classification, and biogeographical setting of the African buffalo and describes the interactions of buffaloes with other species.Read More

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    This detailed 1983 study of the African buffalo is distinguished by the extraordinary first-hand data obtained by the author in ten years of study. During this time, Dr Mloszewski virtually lived with the herds, moving among the animals and becoming accepted by them as a companion in their wanderings. The result is a book written from a highly unusual viewpoint and containing unique data. The book discusses the ancestry, zoological classification, and biogeographical setting of the African buffalo and describes the interactions of buffaloes with other species. The individual and collective behavior of the buffalo in the wild, as directly observed by the author, is the central subject, covering herd movements, feeding activities, hierarchies and individuals and agnostic, reproductive and other behaviors.

  • 052114468X
  • 9780521144681
  • Mark J. Mloszewski
  • 13 May 2010
  • Cambridge University Press
  • Paperback (Book)
  • 266
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