Evolution, Ecology and Management of Wild Boar and Deer.

This document discusses the evolution, ecology, and management of wild boar and deer. These animals, which are part of the even-toed ungulate group, have significant impacts on natural communities and human activities worldwide. They can cause conflicts with humans, such as crop damage and traffic accidents, but also provide economic benefits through recreational hunting. The document presents recent research findings on topics such as detecting wild boar using computer vision techniques, the effects of hunting on deer movements, and the genetic diversity of red deer populations. It emphasizes the importance of population monitoring for research and effective management, and suggests future research directions for studying and managing these species. [Extracted from the article]