Skip to content
Rhino Resource Center

The world's largest online rhinoceros library dedicated to assisting research and conservation efforts globally.

Article Article

View options

Scogings, P.F.; Demmer, S.; Hattas, D. 2021. Spinescence and total phenolic content do not influence diet preference of a critically endangered megaherbivore, but the mix of compounds does. Journal of Chemical Ecology 47: 322–333. doi.org/10.1007/s10886-021-01258-x

Spinescence and total phenolic content do not influence diet preference of a critically endangered megaherbivore, but the mix of compounds does

Note
Location Africa Subject Ecology Species African Rhinos
Related references
Knight, C.; Hofmeyr, M. 2025. Review: IUCN African rhino conservation 2025-2035, a contemporary strategic framework. Pachyderm 66: 237-238.
Vigne, L. 2025. Review: Charging at life: Peter ‘Mbobo’ Hitchins, a life in wildlife conservation. Pachyderm 66: 242-244.
Vigne, L. 2025. Review: Somerville, Africa’s Threatened Rhinos: a history of exploitation and conservation. Pachyderm 66: 239-241.
Dewhurst, C.; Reid, G. 2025. The relationship between Glyrostigma rhinocerontis and rhinos in East and southern Africa. Pachyderm 66: 211-213.
See all references
Secret Link