Our study aimed to investigate seasonal variation in the activity of arboreal and semi-
arboreal mammals and investigate their overlap in temporal activity, as well temporal shifts …

Abstract Metal box (eg, Elliott, Sherman) traps and remote cameras are two of the most
commonly employed methods presently used to survey terrestrial mammals. However, their …

Camera trapping to study wildlife allows for data collection, without the need to capture
animals. Traditionally, camera traps have been used to target larger terrestrial mammal …

Simple Summary Camera trapping allows scientists to study a range of species, across large
areas for long periods of time, with little impact on animals. It has been readily used to study …

As a result of the widespread use of camera-traps, the analysis of the daily activity of animals
based on field data has become a common practice, which is addressed in ecological …

Animals trade-off predation risk against feeding opportunities and prey species may use
signals or cues of predators to assess predation risk. We analyzed the mesopredators pine …

When using camera traps for wildlife studies, determining suitable camera models and
deployment methods is essential for achieving study objectives. We aimed to determine if …

Determining best methods to detect individuals and monitor populations that balance effort
and efficiency can assist conservation and land management. This may be especially true …

ABSTRACT The Julia Creek dunnart, Sminthopsis douglasi, is a small, threatened
carnivorous marsupial occurring in scattered populations in the grasslands of central and …

Camera traps are becoming an increasingly important tool to survey wildlife populations.
However, the application of camera trapping for reliable species identification between …