Successful conservation depends on accurate taxonomy. Currently, the taxonomy of canids
in Africa, Eurasia and Australasia is unstable as recent molecular and morphological studies …

The grey wolf (Canis lupus) expanded its range across Holarctic regions during the late
Pleistocene. Consequently, most grey wolves share recent (< 100,000 years ago) maternal …

Vocalization is a widespread social behavior in vertebrates that can affect fitness in the wild.
Although many vocal behaviors are highly conserved, heritable features of specific …

The Himalayan wolf seems uniquely adapted to life at high-altitudes of the Himalayas and
the Tibetan Plateau. Through a non-invasive survey we confirm the presence of the …

Taxa belonging to the Genus Canis can challenge taxonomists because species boundaries
and distribution ranges are often gradual. Species delineation within Canis is currently not …

Background Large-scale changes in habitat conditions due to human modifications and
climate change require management practices to consider how species communities can …

Aim We explore the phylogeography of Himalayan wolves using multiple genetic markers
applied on a landscape‐scale dataset and relate our findings to the biogeographic history of …

Simple Summary This study evaluates the use of acoustic devices as a method to monitor
wolves by analyzing different variables extracted from wolf howls. By analyzing the wolf …

Wolves are currently recolonising their historic range in France. The collection of scats is a
widely used a non-invasive survey method to monitor wolf population size. However …

Geographical isolation can often lead to speciation, and two disconnected populations of the
same species living in drastically different bioclimatic regions provide an opportunity to …