Water provisioning shapes carnivore community structure

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Water provisioning shapes carnivore community structure

Somers, Michael J.; Walters, Michele
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2263/101622
Date: 2024-12

Abstract:

Water provisioning is common in arid and semi-arid African ecosystems, but its effects on carnivore communities are not understood. Recently, Morin et al. documented the unexpectedly contrasting space-use patterns of dominant and subordinate carnivores around water sources, with dominant carnivores facilitating subordinate carnivores.

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