RANGE SCIENCE AND RANGE MANAGEMENT ARE COMPLEMENTARY BUT DISTINCT ENDEAVORS - VIEWPOINT

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[2] BRYANT JP, 1987, 4 P INT C GOATS EMBR, P1005

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[4] HUNTER R. F., 1963, ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR, V11, P507, DOI 10.1016/0003-3472(63)90270-7

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[6] EFFECTS OF MATERNAL INFLUENCES ON SHEEP - BREED DIFFERENCES IN GRAZING, RESTING AND COURTSHIP BEHAVIOR [J]. APPLIED ANIMAL ETHOLOGY, 1980, 6 (01): : 33 - 48

[7] Malechek J. C., 1986, Grazing research at northern latitudes, P193

[8] STRONG INFERENCE - CERTAIN SYSTEMATIC METHODS OF SCIENTIFIC THINKING MAY PRODUCE MUCH MORE RAPID PROGRESS THAN OTHERS [J]. SCIENCE, 1964, 146 (364) : 347 - +

[9] PROVENZA FD, 1990, NATO ADV SCI I G-ECO, V20, P423

[10] DIET LEARNING BY DOMESTIC RUMINANTS - THEORY, EVIDENCE AND PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS [J]. APPLIED ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR SCIENCE, 1987, 18 (3-4) : 211 - 232

[1] Archer S. R., 1986, Grazing research at northern latitudes, P45

[2] BRYANT JP, 1987, 4 P INT C GOATS EMBR, P1005

[3] Caldwell M. M., 1984, Developing strategies for rangeland management., P117

[4] HUNTER R. F., 1963, ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR, V11, P507, DOI 10.1016/0003-3472(63)90270-7

[5] PSEUDOREPLICATION AND THE DESIGN OF ECOLOGICAL FIELD EXPERIMENTS [J]. ECOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS, 1984, 54 (02) : 187 - 211

[6] EFFECTS OF MATERNAL INFLUENCES ON SHEEP - BREED DIFFERENCES IN GRAZING, RESTING AND COURTSHIP BEHAVIOR [J]. APPLIED ANIMAL ETHOLOGY, 1980, 6 (01): : 33 - 48

[7] Malechek J. C., 1986, Grazing research at northern latitudes, P193

[8] STRONG INFERENCE - CERTAIN SYSTEMATIC METHODS OF SCIENTIFIC THINKING MAY PRODUCE MUCH MORE RAPID PROGRESS THAN OTHERS [J]. SCIENCE, 1964, 146 (364) : 347 - +

[9] PROVENZA FD, 1990, NATO ADV SCI I G-ECO, V20, P423

[10] DIET LEARNING BY DOMESTIC RUMINANTS - THEORY, EVIDENCE AND PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS [J]. APPLIED ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR SCIENCE, 1987, 18 (3-4) : 211 - 232