Territorial Marking Behavior by the South American Vicuna
作者： William L. Franklin
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4684-1027-3_5
关键词: Snow line 、 Zoology 、 Sea level 、 Elevation 、 Family group 、 Vicugna 、 Lama guanicoe 、 Geography 、 South american
摘要: Two wild members of the camel family occur on aridlands South America: vicuna (Vicugna vicugna) and guanaco (Lama guanicoe). The is found in central Andean altiplano or puna, an equatorial short-grassland that above treeline below snowline, despite its 3700m to 4800m elevation (Koford, 1957; Franklin, 1973 a, b). In contrast, ranges from sea level 4000m more widely distributed (Franklin, 1975).
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