The bilding of stability of wild animals in the ecological conditions of optimum and pessimum

Abstract

In the course of the studies it was found that against the background of wild boar depopulation, the population density of deer and roe deer increases. Species do not compete in the original communities of the ungulates because they don’t have adaptive advantages. Some species are able to dominate in the newly formed communities. An increase in population density affects the protective and adaptive reactions of wild ungulates. In conditions of ecological optimum and pessimism the development of resistance of wild ungulates is characterized by phases.