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,The New Forest — Present, Past and Future,er 3). Different vegetation types suffer markedly different pressure of use, and within communities seasonal changes in foraging are reflected in different levels of grazing pressure at different times (Chapter 7).

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Food and Feeding Behaviour of the Forest Deer,y intake of the three species: comparing dietary composition in the New Forest with that recorded for the deer elsewhere in their range, and considering the degree of dietary overlap experienced by the three species where they co-occur in the New Forest — a potential source of competition in seasons of food scarcity.

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Food and Feeding Behaviour of Domestic Stock,em. Grazing has always played an important part in the ecology of the Forest; in the past the deer populations for which the area was primarily set aside perhaps played the major role (populations were estimated at 8,000–9,000 animals during their peak). But, since the decimation of deer populations

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