This work deals with the evaluation of game management with roe deer and wild boar in hunting Drahotěšice-Radonice in the years 1993-2014. As a material for this work are used data from the records of hunting manager. It evaluates the annual evolution of aggregated states, the amount of hunting and implementation for hunting of roe deer. It is also evaluated catch weight and date of capture of roe deer and wild boars. On the ground of results are set recommendations for the managemet of roe deer and wild boar in hunting.

The diploma thesis is focused on the analysis of the damages which were caused by wild boar on farming plants in the region of Milevsko. Three areas of interest were chosen for the observation (the area around Sepekov, Přeštenice and Opařany). Each of the areas of interest observed was chosen because of its conditions suitable for the occurrence of wild boar during whole year. Each area had also ideal conditions for evaluating of the damages caused by this species on farming plants. The main aim of this diploma thesis was appraisal of the damages caused by wild boar according to the most suitable Czech and foreign methodologies. The observation was realized in the period from the beginning of February 2011 to the end of October 2011. The size of the damages on particular farming lands was measured according to three Czech methodologies (according to Dvořák et al., 2006). Total evaluation of the damages caused by wild boar on farming plants was realized according to Czech methodology by Kamler and two foreign methodologies (by Jonathan Yoder and Ray T. Sterner). The biggest damages caused by wild boar were found out in the area around Sepekov. The most attractive and also the most damaged farming plant was maize in the region of Milevsko. The damages of permanent grass cover caused by rooting of wild boar were found out only in spring term. Winter grains were mostly damaged by wild boar in the period of milky ripeness. In case of the usage of the methodologies for finding out the amount of damaged area it was necessary to choose the methodology according to the kind of a farming plant, the height of a plant and the kind of the damage. All three types of the methodologies used for finding out the total amount of damages caused by wild boar on farming plants were very exact and applicable to the chosen region.

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Os Javalis da espécie Sus scrofa são mamíferos, omnívoros, não ruminantes, da ordem Artiodáctilos e da família Suidae. A língua possui um sistema altamente diferenciado de papilas, que apresentam amplas variações com influência direta das espécies. O objetivo do presente estudo consiste em descrever as características morfológicas estruturais e ultraestruturais do tecido lingual do Javali (Sus scrofa). As técnicas utilizadas foram microscopia de luz, microscopia eletrônica de varredura e microscopia eletrônica de transmissão possibilitando a aquisição de dados quantitativos e qualitativos. Quatro tipos de papilas foram encontrados na superfície dorsal da língua: filiforme, fungiforme, foliada e valada, sendo que as papilas filiformes estavam distribuídas por toda a superfície rostral da língua. Após a remoção epitelial as papilas conjuntivas filiformes revelaram-se cônicas. As papilas fungiformes foram encontradas na região medial e latero-caudal, assim como as papilas foliadas que possuem de três a quatro sulcos irregulares. Após a remoção epitelial as papilas conjuntivas fungiforme e foliada apresentaram projeções lineares em sua superfície. A papila valada foi encontrada na região caudal da superfície dorsal da língua, possui um formato oval e é rodeada por um sulco completo e após a remoção do tecido epitelial foi possível observar alguns ductos nas paredes do sulco. Os componentes ultraestruturais do epitélio dorsal da língua são: camadas epiteliais queratinizada, córnea, granular, espinhosa e basal, uma grande quantidade de colágeno foi encontrado na lâmina própria, assim como vários desmossomos e grânulos que queratohialina na camada granular. Conclui-se que as características morfológicas das papilas linguais do Javali assemelham-se com a de outros mamíferos / The boar of the species Sus scrofa are omnivorous, non-ruminant mammal of the order Artiodactyla and family Suidae. The language has a highly differentiated system of taste, which feature large variations with direct influence of species. The objective of the present study is to describe the structural and ultrastructural morphological characteristics of lingual tissue of wild boar (Sus scrofa). The techniques used were light microscopy, scanning electron microscopy and transmission electron microscopy, enabling the acquisition of quantitative and qualitative data. Four types of papillae were found on the dorsal surface of the tongue: fungiform, filiform, foliate and vallate, the filiform papillae were distributed over the entire surface rostral of the tongue, which after removing the epithelial surface revealed conical connective tissue core. The fungiform papillae were found in the middle and latero-medial region, as well as the foliate papillae which have three or four irregular grooves. After removing the epithelial surface, the connective tissue core of the fungiform papillae and foliate papillae presented linear projections on their surface. The vallate papillae were found in the caudal region of the dorsal surface of the tongue, have an oval shape and are surrounded by a full groove and after removing the epithelial tissue it was possible to observe some ducts in the walls of the groove. The ultrastructural components of dorsal epithelium of the tongue are: keratinized epithelial layers, containing cornea, granular, and basal cells, as well as a large amount of collagen found in the lamina propria, and various desmosomes and gap junctions and keratohyaline beads on granular layer. We conclude that the morphological characteristics of the Boar lingual papillae are similar to that of other mammals

This thesis builds on my bachelor thesis "Selected mammals in elementary and secondary education". It deals with the opinions of 8th and 9th grade pupils of elementary schools on the dangers posed by selected mammal species. Among the selected species in this work are brown bear (Ursus arktos), wolf (Canis lupus), lynx (Lynx lynx), fox (Vulpes vulpes), dog (Canis lupus familiaris), and wild boar (Sus strofa). All these animals are found in the territory of the Czech Republic. In addition to the perception of dangers posed by these mammals, the thesis also ascertains knowledge of and attitude towards these selected species. The pupils also expressed their opinions about dog breeds and stated whether they currently had a dog, or had had one in the past, and if so, what kind it was. The study was conducted on the basis of a questionnaire survey. Questionnaires were given out at primary schools in areas, where some of the beasts abide (brown bear, wolf, lynx). The work also contains information about individual mammal species that were studied as well as the introduction of the domestic dog, its domestication and an overview of dog breeds. Key words: bear, wolf, dog, lynx, fox, wild boar, breeds

I april-juli år 2010 undersöktes tre studieområden i mellersta Sverige avseende hur fördelningen av vildsvinsbök såg ut i dessa områden. Resultaten visade att vildsvinsbök främst återfanns i miljöer dominerade av tall-och granskog där åldern på träden låg runt 45-90 år, samt med fältskikt bestående av bärris, mossa eller gräs. På två utav de tre lokalerna påverkades inte arealen på bök av faktorer såsom trädartsammansättning, trädålder eller fältskikt men det fanns däremot korrelationer mellan dessa faktorer på en utav lokalerna. Vidare påverkades arealen på bök inte av populationstäthet eller hur lång tid vildsvin förekommit i området. / In April-July in 2010, three forest dominated areas in central Sweden were studied to investigate wild boar rooting habits. The results showed that rooting mainly occurred in pine-and spruce dominated habitats where tree-ages varied between 45-90 years old and with ground surface vegetation consisting of shrubs (blueberry/lingonberry), mosses and grass. In two of the three study areas the size of rooted areas was not affected by factors such as tree species composition, forest age or vegetation ground cover, but correlations between these factors were found in one of the areas. The size of rooted areas was not affected by the population density or the time with wild boar present in the area.

La maladie de l’œdème est une maladie connue depuis de nombreuses années chez le porc. Les premiers cas recensés dans une population de suidés sauvages sont apparus en 2013 en Ardèche. Un nouveau foyer de cette maladie est ensuite apparu en 2016 dans les Pyrénées-Orientales à la frontière entre la France et l’Espagne. Comprendre les facteurs permettant son apparition ainsi que sa transmission est nécessaire afin d’anticiper de futures mortalités dues à cette maladie. Dans cette thèse, une analyse épidémiologique de cette maladie chez le sanglier a été réalisée. Des clusters de mortalités sont alors apparus et ont permis de mettre en évidence une possible source de contamination unique et récurrente dans le temps. La mise en place d’une nouvelle méthode pour étudier la détectabilité des cadavres de sanglier a souligné la difficulté de retrouver des cadavres de sanglier en forêt. La dernière analyse épidémiologique à partir d’un modèle de type « Spatial point pattern » a mis en avant de possibles facteurs de risque d’apparition et de transmission qui ont ensuite été analysés plus précisément. L’analyse des données issus des tableaux de chasse en Ardèche a été réalisée afin de détecter des variations de la densité et du ratio J/A des populations de sanglier suggérant un stress alimentaire chez le sanglier, un prodrome ou une conséquence de la maladie. Aucun stress alimentaire ne fut détecté lors de cette analyse. Des hypothèses ont pu être émises pour expliquer certaines variations observées : i) la conséquence directe de la maladie, ii) un phénomène environnemental particulier et iii) un évènement pathogénique. La piste de l’événement pathogénique a été approfondie avec la découverte du SDRP (syndrome dysgénésique et respiratoire du porc). Les interactions porcs-sangliers, nombreuses en Ardèche, ont été déterminées comme potentiellement responsables du passage de la bactérie entre le compartiment domestique et sauvage. Une étude génétique a également été effectuée pour investiguer le gène alpha-1-fucosyltransferase associé à la sensibilité du porc à la maladie. Tous les sangliers analysés étaient sensibles à la maladie. D’autres analyses complémentaires sont nécessaires afin de comprendre au mieux cette maladie ainsi que les différents facteurs de risque pour l’apparition mais également la transmission. / Edema disease has been a known disease in pigs for many years. The first cases recorded in a population of wild suids appeared in 2013 in Ardèche. A new outbreak of this disease then emerged in 2016 in the Pyrénées-Orientales on the border between France and Spain. Understanding the factors that enable its onset and transmission is necessary to anticipate future mortality from this disease. In this thesis, an epidemiological analysis of this disease in wild boar was carried out. Clusters of mortalities then emerged, highlighting a possible single and recurrent source of contamination over time. The introduction of a new method to study the detectability of wild boar corpses highlighted the difficulty of finding wild boar corpses in the forest. The latest epidemiological analysis using a Spatial point pattern model highlighted possible risk factors for onset and transmission, which were then analysed more precisely. Analysis of data from hunting tables in the Ardèche was carried out in order to detect variations in the density and J/A ratio of wild boar populations suggesting food stress in the wild boar, a prodrome or consequence of the disease. No dietary stress was detected during this analysis. Assumptions could be made to explain some observed variations: i) the direct consequence of the disease, ii) a particular environmental phenomenon and iii) a pathogenic event. The trail of the pathogenic event was deepened with the discovery of the PRRS (Pork Respiratory and Dygesic Syndrome). The pig-boar interactions, numerous in the Ardeche, were determined as potentially responsible for the passage of the bacteria between the domestic and wild compartment. A genetic study was also conducted to investigate the alpha-1-fucosyltransferase gene associated with the susceptibility of pigs to the disease. All the wild boars tested were susceptible to the disease.Further further analysis is needed in order to better understand this disease as well as the different risk factors for both onset and transmission.

Orientador: Mauro Galetti Rodrigues / Resumo: Invasões biológicas são uma das principais ameaças à biodiversidade, razão pela qual é campo de interesse de investigações científicas dos ecólogos. Os Neotrópicos abrigam uma das maiores riquezas de espécies do planeta e ao longo dos últimos anos vem sofrendo um aumento expressivo no número de introduções de espécies exóticas. Uma delas é o javali Sus scrofa e suas raças cruzadas com porcos domésticos, que em sua forma silvestre e de vida livre chamamos suídeos asselvajados. Ao longo dessa tese procuro investigar algumas das consequências ecológicas da invasão dessa espécie, assim como apresentar um panorama do controle populacional empregado hoje no Brasil, buscando sempre que possível fazer uma discussão dos resultados aplicada ao manejo da espécie. No Capítulo 1 mostro como a introdução acentuada dessa espécie ocorrida nos últimos 20 anos no Brasil fez com que ela se distribuísse amplamente por todo território nacional, principalmente nas regiões Sul, Sudeste e Centro-Oeste. No Capítulo 2 eu procurei fazer uma avaliação da efetividade do papel ecológico de frugivoria e dispersão de sementes prestado por esses animais. O Capítulo 3 mostra como as paisagens agrícolas estão subsidiando a invasão dos suídeos asselvajados potencializando a expansão da espécie e no Capítulo 4 busco revelar o papel do invasor no deslocamento do nicho trófico dos pecarídeos nativos.Já o Capítulo 5 apresenta um breve relato da interação entre os suídeos asselvajados e morcegos vampiros e, ao final... (Resumo completo, clicar acesso eletrônico abaixo) / Abstract: Biological invasions are one of the main threats to biodiversity, which is why it is a field of interest for scientific investigations by ecologists. The Neotropics are home to one of the planet's greatest species richness, and over the last few years it has been experiencing a significant increase in the number of exotic species introduction. One of them is the wild boar Sus scrofa and their crossed-breeds with domestic pigs, that in its free-living wild-form we call wild pigs. My effort throughout this thesis is to investigate some of the ecological consequences of the invasion of this species, as well as present an outlook of the population control employed in Brazil, always seeking to make a discussion of the results applied to the management of the species. In Chapter 1 I show how the severe introduction of this species that occurred in the last 20 years in Brazil has made it widely distributed throughout the country, especially in the South, Southeast and Midwest regions. In Chapter 2 I evaluated the effectiveness of the ecological role of frugivory and seed dispersal provided by these animals. Chapter 3 shows how agricultural landscapes are subsidizing the invasion of wild pigs enhancing the species' expansion. In Chapter 4 I seek to reveal the role of the invader in displacing the trophic niche of native peccaries and Chapter 5 presents a brief account of the interaction between wild pigs and vampire bats. In the end, Chapter 6 outlines a profile of the methods and mo... (Complete abstract click electronic access below) / Doutor

<p>U radu je analzirana struktura populacija i stepen genetičke varijabilnosti u<br />populacijama divlje svinje u Evropi.&nbsp; Određena je polimorfnost jedanaest<br />tetranukleotidnih mikrosatelita u uzorku od 664 divljih svinja u Evropi, utvrđivanjem<br />alela prisutnih u populacijama i utvrđivanjem njihove frekvencije. U analiziranom<br />uzorku definisano je prisustvo 13 subpopulacija divljih svinja u Evropi i određeni su<br />osnovni parametri intra-&nbsp; i interpopulacione varijabilnosti. Pokazano je da je&nbsp; protok<br />gena između definisanih subpopulacija relativno mali&nbsp; obzirom da je utvrđen&nbsp; srednji i<br />visok nivo genetičke divergencije između definisanih subpopulacija. Utvrđen je visok<br />nivo genetičkog diverziteta u populacijama divlje svinje Evrope, &scaron;to ukazuje na<br />činjenicu da populacije ove vrste poseduju visok genetički potencijal.&nbsp; Analizom<br />polimorfnosti&nbsp; CR1-mtDNK nađeni su jedinstveni haplotipovi za Balkansko<br />poluostrvo i utvrđena je stuktuiranost populacija divljih svinja na Balkanu.<br />Poređenjem dobijenih sekvenci CR1-mtDNK sa dostupnim sekvencama divljih svinja<br />iz čitavog sveta rasvetljena je demografska i filogeografska istorija vrste&nbsp; <em>Sus scrofa</em>&nbsp; i<br />potvrđeno je važna uloga Balkana u rekolonizaciji Evrope nakon poslednjeg ledenog<br />doba.&nbsp; Pokazano je da su sva tri južna poluostrva Evrope (Balkansko, Iberijsko i<br />Apeninsko) učestvovala&nbsp; u rekolonizaciji Evrope i da se filogeografska&nbsp; istorija&nbsp; vrste<br /><em>Sus scrofa</em> može predstaviti u tri koraka: (1) povlačenje jedinki iz Centralne Evrope u<br />južna poluostrva tokom poslednjeg ledenog doba, (2) nezavisna diverzifikacija u<br />svakom od tri poluostrva, (3) rekolonizacija Evrope od strane haplotipova koji su bili<br />na severu poluostrva (u ekspazivnom frontu).&nbsp; Na osnovu rezultata ovog istraživanja<br />data je preporuka da&nbsp; za svaku definisanu subpopulaciju treba razviti odgovarajuće<br />strategije menadžmenta u skladu sa njenim genetičkim potencijalom, a u cilju<br />očuvanja evolucionog potencijala svake od njih kako bi se obezbedila i očuvala<br />stabilnost vrste.</p> / <p>In this paper an assessment of the wild boar genetic structure and phylogeography was&nbsp;performed&nbsp; based on the analysis of microsatellites and CR-1 region of mitochondrial&nbsp;DNA. Polymorphism of eleven tetranucletide microsatellites was determined in a&nbsp;sample of 664 wild boars in Europe&nbsp; by detection of&nbsp; alleles present in the populations&nbsp;and their frequency. In the analyzed sample of 664 wild boars, 13 genetically different&nbsp;subpopulations were defined and basic parameters of intra-&nbsp; and interpopulation&nbsp;variability were estimated.&nbsp; It was shown that&nbsp; gene flow&nbsp; between&nbsp; defined&nbsp;subpopulations&nbsp; is relatively&nbsp; small&nbsp; since estimated genetic distances between&nbsp;subpopulations indicated a moderate to high genetic differentiation.&nbsp; According to&nbsp;derived data,&nbsp; high genetic diversity is present in wild boar populations in &nbsp;Europe,&nbsp;indicating high genetic potential of the species.&nbsp; In the analysis of mtDNA control&nbsp;region sequences in wild boars from the Balkan peninsula unique haplotypes &nbsp;were&nbsp;found and population structure was observed.&nbsp; A detailed inspection of results reveals&nbsp;that a similar phylogeographic pattern emerges in all&nbsp; southern European peninsulas,&nbsp;arising from post-LGM expansion, and that all three peninsulas had a similar role in&nbsp;the wild boar post-glacial recolonization of Europe.&nbsp; This pattern could be explained&nbsp;by: the southward migration of Central-European haplotypes during the LGM to&nbsp;southern peninsulas; independent diversification in each peninsula; and post-LGM&nbsp;leading edge recolonization of Europe&nbsp; involving all three peninsulas.&nbsp; Based on the&nbsp;results of this research, it was recommended that&nbsp; for each defined subpopulation&nbsp;adequate&nbsp; manegament strategies should be defined and each subpopulation&nbsp; should be&nbsp;managed separately in order to preserve their evolutionary potential and to secure the&nbsp;long-term stability of wild resources.</p>

Durant la seconde moitié du xxe siècle, la chasse a changé. D'une libre cueillette aléatoire du gibier, elle a été peu à peu dirigée vers des concepts de récolte modérément intrusive et vers la gestion de la faune sauvage. Caractérisant la chasse française, particulièrement lorsqu'elle est pratiquée traditionnellement, aux chiens courants, le jeu-duel avec le gibier a persisté, parfois avec difficulté. Longtemps peu abondant, le sanglier, comme tout le grand gibier de plaine, a observé une forte croissance démographique au cours des trente dernières années. Il engendre désormais de plus en plus de nuisances aux activités humaines. Alors que seuls les chasseurs régulent les sangliers, tout en assurant le financement de l'Administration de la chasse et l'indemnisation des dégâts à l'agriculture, leurs effectifs connaissent un déclin prononcé et continu. Les pouvoirs publics sont confrontés à un impératif de maîtrise des populations de sangliers. Afin d'optimiser l'efficacité des actions de chasse, les doctrines longuement enseignées et imposées au chasseur sont progressivement remises en cause au profit du rétablissement de techniques si longtemps bannies. Mus par une passion extraordinaire, les chasseurs, grâce à leur loisir, contribuent à l'intérêt public. Néanmoins, ils acceptent avec difficulté les objectifs qui leur sont fixés mais aussi et au-delà, la seconde révolution conceptuelle qui leur est imposée. Cultures cynégétiques, représentations symboliques, rapport au gibier, au sauvage et à la nature sous-tendent comme ils président à l'acte de chasse. Au risque d'hypothéquer les chances de réussite des nouvelles politiques publiques, il apparaît que ces dimensions fondatrices et essentielles doivent être prises en compte dans la promotion des mesures comme dans l'action normative conduites par cette Administration tripartite "sui generis" qui caractérise la chasse française, impliquant l'État, un établissement public dédié et les fédérations des chasseurs. / In the second half of the 20th century, hunting has changed. From a free random sampling of game, it has been orientated towards concepts of mildly intrusive wildlife harvest and management. Characterizing French hunting, in particular when practiced traditionally, with hounds, is that the dueling-play with the wild game has persisted, though with some difficulty. Having been scarce for a long period, wild boar, just as other lowland ungulates, experienced a strong demographic increase over the last three decades. The species nowadays causes harm to human activities which can be rather serious. And while only the hunters regulate wild boar population, contributing at the same time to the financing of the Hunting Administration and of the compensation of agricultural damages, their own numbers are in a clear and ongoing decline. Public authorities are confronted with the necessity to control wild boar populations. In order to optimize the efficacy of hunting activities, the rules submitted and imposed to the hunter are progressively put into question to the benefit of the return of techniques which had been barred much earlier. Moved by an extraordinary passion, hunters, through the practice of their leisure activity, make a contribution to the public interest. However, they do not eagerly accept the objectives which are set for them, nor the second conceptual revolution which is imposed on them. Representations, symbolism, the relationship with game, wildlife and nature are equally underlying in the hunters’ culture and way of thinking, and at the same time they do guide his actions and choices. With the risk to jeopardize the chances of success of the new public policies, it appears that these founding and essential dimensions of the hunting act need to be taken into consideration when promoting measures such as in the normative actions undertaken by the three-party Administration “sui generis” characterizing hunting in France, involving the State, a specific public establishment and the hunters’ federations.