Dama Gazelles Texas GPS Collar Data Mungall and Cooper

Published: 5 December 2025| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/yk4mbfc5xj.1
Contributor:
Susan Cooper

Description

Dama Gazelles are critically endangered within their native African range, however animals kept on large ranches in Texas provide a unique opportunity to study social behavior and habitat requirements of Dama Gazelles in near free range conditions. This data set consists of data from Lotek GPS collars deployed on animals on 2 Texas ranches for one year each. This data is the basis of several publications by Mungall and Cooper describing the movements, social behavior and spatial dynamics of Dama Gazelles. The information is required for species management and reintroduction of the Dama Gazelles to their native countries.

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The brand of GPS collars used in this study are Lotek GPS 3300 collars All animal handling was approved by Texas A&M Agricultural Animal Care and Use Committee, Animal Use Protocols # 2012-098A and 2014-018A

Institutions

Texas A&M University Central Texas

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Wildlife Management

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