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The objerive of this study was to know which behaviorai patterns of the white-tailed deer {OdocoHeus virginianus] we couid reliably distinguished with motion-sensitive radio coliars (model 400 Telonios). Behaviorai patterns and pulse rate (number of "beeps" per minute) were recorded simuitaneously, using five penned deer during a total of 40 hours of observation in July 1994, at the laboratorio del Bosque la Primavera in Guadalajara, Jalisco. Twenty-one of the twenty-four different behaviors couldn't be identified reliably using this radiotransmisor model. Three types of behavior oan he differeritiated using this technique: if the number of "beeps" per minute vanes between 50 and 55, thore is a probability of 88% that the animal is lying down; a number of "beeps" between 56 and 69 the animals are searching for food (standing, waiking, and eating while waiking); and those animals with 70 to 87 "beeps" per minute spend more than 60% of their time eatmg almost exdusively in one spot, li was determinad that with a seven-minute reading of the number of "beeps," less errors were made in the classification of the behaviorai categories. s, radiotelemetry, white-tailed deer.

DIFERENCIACION DE PAUTAS DE COMPORTAMIENTO DEL VENADO CON AYUDA DE RADIOTRANSMISORES CON SENSOR DE MOVIMIENTO