Population dynamics of species that are recently introduced into a new area, eg, invasive
species and species of conservation concern that are translocated to support global …

Quantifying the drivers of terrestrial vegetation dynamics is critical for monitoring ecosystem
carbon sequestration and bioenergy production. Large scale vegetation dynamics can be …

Understanding population dynamics of wild pigs (Sus scrofa) is an exercise in determining
how and why populations increase, decrease, and fluctuate throughout time and space …

Wild pigs (Sus scrofa) are a highly destructive invasive species throughout North and South
America, Australia, and many island nations. Where invasive, their populations are targeted …

Wild turkeys (Meleagris gallopavo) use a polygynous mating system whereby males engage
in multiple courtship behaviors, including vocalizations (gobbling) to attract females and …

Analyses of life history and population dynamics are essential for effective population control
of wild mammals. We developed a model for the simultaneous estimation of seasonal …

Indirect measures of abundance are essential for evaluating temporal and spatial trends in
animal populations under hunting pressure and hence for evaluating the impact of hunting …

Population growth in wild boars and feral pigs Sus scrofa has negative environmental and
economic implications worldwide. Accordingly, it is necessary to monitor population trends …

Crop damage by wild boar is a serious problem globally. Temporary electric fences,
installed only during periods when the damage occurs, are widely used in Japan to prevent …

Recent increases in wildlife cause negative impacts on humans through both economic and
ecological damage, as well as the spread of pathogens. Understanding the population …