The evolution of the social behavior of ungulates starts from small solitary species living in closed biotopes to large antelopes preferring open spaces and living in large-sized herds. The goitered gazelle occupies an intermediate position between these two extremes and lives in open biotopes, but they have small groups and a significant part of the population consists of solitary individuals.

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Evolution of Social Behavior

  • David Blank

摘要

The evolution of the social behavior of ungulates starts from small solitary species living in closed biotopes to large antelopes preferring open spaces and living in large-sized herds. The goitered gazelle occupies an intermediate position between these two extremes and lives in open biotopes, but they have small groups and a significant part of the population consists of solitary individuals.