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Marcellini C and Sbordone P. Studies in Mathematics, Volume 1. References External links Category:20th-century Italian mathematicians Category:21st-century Italian mathematicians Category:Sapienza University of Rome faculty Category:Living people Category:1931 births Category:People from Cagliarilions from their animal's death, particularly by a carnivore, such as lions.The end result of the conflict between the lion and the hyena is that hyenas are forced to change their diets and adapt to feeding on animals other than lions. This is an important adaptive process, because if hyenas became solely reliant on large prey, they would be vulnerable to the risk of starvation, as there are fewer large prey animals on the landscape (Karanth 2003, 66).The results of this conflict, however, are not only important to hyenas but also to the other large carnivores as well. In contrast to hyenas, lions and leopards have greater adaptability and can effectively adapt to both diets. Additionally, some animals have a poor ability to adapt to diets other than their normal diets. As a result, some large carnivores can suffer serious nutritional deficiencies.Prey availability is important to the survival of carnivores. For example, studies indicate that the availability of preferred prey species, such as wildebeest, influences many aspects of carnivore population dynamics (Karanth 2003, 64).Carnivore behaviour and diet are also impacted by prey availability. Mammalian carnivores that prefer larger, more calorie-dense, prey species are thought to be more successful than those that consume smaller, less-calorie-dense prey species. This is primarily because they will have greater access to, and therefore, a greater consumption of preferred prey. Similarly, humans have historically hunted wildebeest in an effort to reduce the risk of drought in their domestic livestock. However, it is becoming increasingly difficult to hunt wildebeest, due to a combination of habitat loss, declining populations, and retaliatory hunting in response to human-wildebeest conflict (Dobson 2003, 2).Habitat loss poses a significant threat to wildlife populations. Because of the negative effects of habitat loss, Karanth (2003) suggests that conflicts between man and wildlife are likely to continue.Karanth (2003) recommends that there be a large reduction in human-wildlife conflict to help species survive and adapt
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