January 1984
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Mammal Review
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... For species exhibiting latrine behavior, such as forest musk deer, fixed defecation sites also function as territorial markers, providing signals to conspecifics [17][18][19][20][21]. Moreover, defecation sites serve as important indicators of microhabitat selection in wildlife [18,[22][23][24]. These sites are often considered relatively safe, where animals are relaxed, providing a basis for studying their microhabitat choices [18,[25][26][27]. ...
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January 1984
Mammal Review