Simple Summary Predator-prey relationships and competition shape interspecific
coexistence in wildlife communities. So far, most published studies have focused on large …

Temporal and spatio-temporal niche partitioning is an important strategy for carnivore
coexistence. Camera-trap data has been analyzed through several methods to assess the …

In mammalian terrestrial carnivore communities, larger-sized species typically dominate
smaller species in intraguild competitions. Consequently, smaller species modify their …

The European wildcat is a threatened carnivore, whose ecology is still scarcely studied,
especially in Mediterranean areas. In this study, we estimated activity rhythm patterns of this …

Carnivores play key roles in maintaining ecosystem structure and function as well as
ecological processes. Understanding how sympatric species coexist in natural ecosystems …

Simple Summary Investigating the interspecific interactions between species provides a
suitable model for understanding the mechanisms of coexistence between sympatric …

Competition drives community composition and structure in many ecosystems. Spatial and
temporal niche partitioning, in which competing species divide the environment in space or …

Temporal niche partitioning may be influenced not only by interspecific competition, but also
by weather conditions. Decreased food availability and dietary overlap between species can …

In mammalian carnivore guilds (order Carnivora), spatiotemporal partitions play a major role
in reducing competitive confrontations and facilitating successful sympatry. Using camera …

Simple Summary Humans alter how carnivores interact with one another by changing
landscapes and inciting fear. We investigated how four mesocarnivores (medium-sized …