Spatio‐temporal partitioning is a viable mechanism for minimizing resource competition
among sympatric species. The occurrence of sympatric large carnivores–tiger P anthera …

Little is known about the ecosystems in the north of the Indochinese peninsula at the Middle-
Late Pleistocene transition. In this paper, we analyzed the new fauna from Coc Muoi cave …

The present study aimed to assess the population density, structure, and population change
of nine wild prey species in the semi-arid landscape of Saurashtra, Gujarat, India. A total of …

Karstic sites have great potential for yielding data regarding changes in faunal communities
in the Pleistocene of Southeast Asia. In this region, the majority of fossil-bearing deposits are …

Abstract The Boh Dambang karstic site in southern Cambodia, Kampot province, is a
mammal bone-rich deposit in a hyena site. Very few hyena sites have been recovered in the …

Tiger populations are declining globally, and depletion of major ungulate prey is an
important contributing factor. To better understand factors affecting prey distribution in …

Abstract The Nam Lot site in Laos and the hominin-bearing Duoi U'Oi site in Vietnam are
dated to MIS 5 (86–72 ka) and MIS 4 (70–60 ka), respectively. Located in the same …

Body size in animals is an important trait affecting species niche differentiation and
restricting similarity. Using camera-trap data over 2008–2010, we used photo-captures from …

Group size of gregarious ungulates typically are fluid and may be density dependent. Local
people in Yukon, Canada, were concerned that increasing abundance of reintroduced bison …

Male and female reproductive behaviour is typically synchronised. In species such as those
in the family Cervidae, reproductive timing is often cued by photoperiod, although in …