Grooming behaviour, fur quality and attachment position affect epizoochorous detachment time by large ungulates

O. Liehrmann; M.A. Guilbert; F. Jegoux; F. Isselin Nondedeu; Yann Locatelli; Christophe Baltzinger

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Grooming behaviour, fur quality and attachment position affect epizoochorous detachment time by large ungulates

O. Liehrmann ¹ M.A. Guilbert ² F. Jegoux ³ F. Isselin Nondedeu ² Yann Locatelli ⁴ Christophe Baltzinger ¹

1 UR EFNO - Ecosystèmes forestiers

2 POLYTECH TOURS FRA

3 Office National de la Chasse et de la Faune Sauvage

4 MNHN - Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle

Abstract : Epizoochorous plant dispersal by large ungulates is a privileged long-distance dispersal mechanism, exerting a strong filter on the regional flora. We used painted hooked fruits of Xanthium strumarium to assess detachment times in animal fur.

Mots-clés : XANTHIUM STRUMARIUM CAPRA AEGAGRUS HIRCUS EQUUS ASINUS

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Poster communications

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Environmental Sciences

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