Titlebook: Larger Carnivores of the African Savannas; J. du P. Bothma,Clive Walker Book 1999 Authors 1999 Africa.Afrika.Carnivores.Fleischfresser.Gam

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The African lion, . which inhabited Europe between 340 BC and 100 AD. In the fossil evidence from Africa there also are sabre-toothed cats, another large cat ., and a lion-sized cat with a jaw like a tiger. The rise of the African lion as the dominant carnivore of Africa is therefore relatively recent, and may well have coincided with the rise of man.

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The caracal, studied to date. The few studies that are available also do not refer to the more mesic savannas of Africa, possibly because the caracal is less abundant there. Consequently all the available information will be used here as a general guide to the ecology of this beautiful cat with its characteristic black-tufted ears.

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Book 1999t prey herds and their predator offers fascinating insights into the world of African wildlife. Moreover, the larger carnivores are sensitive measures of environmental quality and serve as early warning systems to environmental degradation. .The book presents the ecology of all African carnivores th

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The spotted hyaena,lf was not originally used as the generic name for a hyaena, because it was first used by Meigen in 1800 for an insect. This use of . for an insect classification was suppressed in 1962 in favour of the spotted hyaena in accordance with the International Rules on Zoological Nomenclature.