Monitoring of wild animal populations is challenging, yet reliable information about population processes is important for both management and conservation efforts. Access to...

Descriptive statistics of the isotope values that passed diagenesis testing by animal type.

Akaike information criterion (AIC) value for high ranked models of primates' density (λ) and the shape parameter (σ) of a half-normal detection function.

Variable values used in the simulation AnimDens.

Modelled frog occurrence and species richness over time in the ACT region.

Significant effects are given in bold. Pond: 11 df, date: 1 df. Models for effects of density and turbidity on foraging gave warnings that the Hessian matrix was not always a...

Change in AICc from the ‘best’ model of frog species occurrence or richness.

Mosquito community structure.

Results of final mixed effects model to predict puma activity.

BackgroundThe structuring of wild animal populations can influence population dynamics, disease spread, and information transfer. Social network analysis potentially offers...

Summary data for each region in Thailand for each shark species observed.

Number of elements sampled from each context for isotope analysis.

Caloric difference between time spent in high and low housing density areas relative to each puma.

Frequency distribution of captured bats by species and sex.

Estimated mosquito vectorial capacity.

Sealed roads are solid blue lines.

Forest specific values of detectability and groups density for the three primates target species.

List of the covariates sampled in the four forest blocks of the Udzungwa Mountains, Tanzania.

All measurements were corrected for observation time.

Mean (± standard error) of daily distanced traveled, daily caloric expenditure, and projected annual deer requirements of 9 female (F) and 10 male (M) pumas.