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(1) The study was conducted from 1974 to 1984 in two areas of the Kruger National Park differing in mean rainfall. Age-class specific survival rates were estimated by individual registration of the kudus present in each female-young social unit, using natural markings. (2) The kudu populations in both study areas increased in 1974-78 then declined in 1978-83. Because of high annual variability in juvenile recruitment, no stable age distribution was attained.
Norman Owen‐Smith (Mon,) studied this question.
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