Activity patterns in southern Kalahari leopards

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Activity patterns in southern Kalahari leopards

Published in: African Zoology
Volume 41 , issue 1 , 2006 , pages: 150–152
DOI: 10.1080/15627020.2006.11407349
Author(s): J. du P. Bothma University of Pretoria, South Africa , M. D. Bothma Geowolf Environmental, South Africa
Keywords: Panthera pardus , leopard , activity , southern Kalahari
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Abstract

Preliminary results based on two satellite-tracked adult leopards in the arid, open savanna of the southern Kalahari indicated that most movement occurred at night, with some movement in the daytime to seek shade.
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