From inventories to interactions: inferring mammal community patterns and processes from camera trap data by Cusack, J

“…<p>The deployment of camera traps, which automatically take pictures of wild animals moving in front of them, is now routinely used to survey terrestrial mammal communities worldwide. …”

Camera-trapping survey of mammals in and around Imbak Canyon conservation area in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo by Henry Bernard, Abdul Hamid Ahmad, Jedediah F. Brodie, Anthony J Giordano, Maklarin Lakim, Rahimatsah Amat, Koh, Sharon Pei Hue, Lee, Shan Kee, Augustine Tuuga, Peter Titol Malim, Lim, Darline Hasegawa, Yap, Sau Wai, Waidi Sinun

“…The total accumulated camera-trapping effort of 1,436 camera trap-nights yielded 1,641 digital photographs of mammals represented by 27 species in 14 families and fi ve orders. …”
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Non-volant mammals of the Serra da Fortaleza Wildlife Refuge, southern Goi&amp;aacute;s, central Brazil by Wellington Hannibal, Hermes Willyan Parreira Claro, Ana Claudia Bernardes-Dias, Carolina Alves, Patricia Rezende Bernardes, Thaynara Lorrane Linhares da Silva

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The Occurrence of domestic dogs (Canis lupus familiaris Linnaeus, 1758) in the trails of arie mata of Santa Genebra, Campinas, São Paulo by Renato D'Elia Feliciano, Caio Filipe Motta Lima, Marcelo Nivert Schlindwein

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Interference competition between Pecari tajacu and Odocoileus virginianus by Khiavett Sánchez-Pinzón, Nicolas Arias Domínguez

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A camera trap method for estimating target densities of grey squirrels to inform wildlife management applications by Sarah E. Beatham, Sarah E. Beatham, Philip A. Stephens, Julia Coats, John Phillips, Giovanna Massei

“…Camera traps were deployed in ten independent woods of between 6 and 28 ha in size. …”
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Comparison of soil eDNA to camera traps for assessing mammal and bird community composition and site use by Sasha J. Tetzlaff, Aron D. Katz, Patrick J. Wolff, Matthew E. Kleitch

“…Camera traps may be most efficient for assessing bird diversity but can be complemented with eDNA analysis, particularly for species that spend considerable time on the ground.…”
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Trapping Elusive Cats: Using Intensive Camera Trapping to Estimate the Density of a Rare African Felid. by Eléanor Brassine, Daniel Parker

“…Camera trapping studies have become increasingly popular to produce population estimates of individually recognisable mammals. …”
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Identifying insect predators using camera traps reveal unexpected predator communities in oilseed rape fields by Gaëtan Seimandi-Corda, Thomas Hood, Matthew Hampson, Todd Jenkins, Daniel Blumgart, Jamie Hall, Kelly Jowett, Toke Thomas Høye, Samantha M. Cook

“…They are mainly used to study large animals but are increasingly used to study invertebrates. Camera traps could be a powerful tool to identify and quantify the natural enemies, such as predators, of specific agricultural pests. …”
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Shooting area of infrared camera traps affects recorded taxonomic richness and abundance of ground‐dwelling invertebrates by Meixiang Gao, Jiahuan Sun, Yige Jiang, Ye Zheng, Tingyu Lu, Jinwen Liu

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Animal Detection and Classification from Camera Trap Images Using Different Mainstream Object Detection Architectures by Mengyu Tan, Wentao Chao, Jo-Ku Cheng, Mo Zhou, Yiwen Ma, Xinyi Jiang, Jianping Ge, Lian Yu, Limin Feng

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Continuous daily sampling of airborne eDNA detects all vertebrate species identified by camera traps by Marcel Polling, Ralph Buij, Ivo Laros, G. Arjen deGroot

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Comparing the cost‐effectiveness of drones, camera trapping and passive acoustic recorders in detecting changes in koala occupancy by Chad T. Beranek, Darren Southwell, Tim S. Jessop, Benjamin Hope, Veronica Fernandes Gama, Nicole Gallahar, Elliot Webb, Brad Law, Allen McIlwee, Jared Wood, Adam Roff, Graeme Gillespie

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Baiting/Luring Improves Detection Probability and Species Identification—A Case Study of Mustelids with Camera Traps by Christoph Randler, Tobias Katzmaier, Jochen Kalb, Nadine Kalb, Thomas K. Gottschalk

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Unveiling the Biodiversity and Conservation Significance of Medog: A Camera-Trapping Survey on Mammals in the Southeastern Tibetan Mountains by Qianqian Wang, Biao Yang, Ruifeng Zhu, Xin Wang, Shilin Li, Li Zhang

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Why camera traps fail to detect a semi‐aquatic mammal: Activation devices as possible cause by Laura Lerone, Giuseppe M. Carpaneto, Anna Loy

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Camera trap-based estimates reveal spatial variability in African clawless otter population densities and behaviour by Candice B. Lewis, Tshepiso L. Majelantle, Natalie S. Haussmann, Trevor McIntyre

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Declining planetary health as a driver of camera-trap studies: Insights from the web of science database by Thakur Dhakal, Tae-Su Kim, Seong-Hyeon Kim, Shraddha Tiwari, Seung-Hyun Woo, Do-Hun Lee, Gab-Sue Jang

“…Planetary health is crucial to human well-being, ecosystem sustainability, and biodiversity preservation. In this context, camera traps are an effective remote sensing tool for monitoring biodiversity. …”
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Estimating wolf (Canis lupus) densities using video camera traps and spatial capture–recapture analysis by José Jiménez, Daniel Cara, Francisco García‐Dominguez, Jose Angel Barasona

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A camera-trap assessment of the native and invasive mammals present in protected areas of Magallanes, Chilean Patagonia by Eduardo A. Silva-Rodríguez, Esteban I. Cortés, Ximena Álvarez, Diego Cabeza, Benjamín Cáceres, Aintzane Cariñanos, Ramiro D. Crego, Gonzalo Cisternas, Roberto Fernández, Claudia Godoy, Jorge González, Rodrigo Ivanovich-Hichins, Javiera Jara-Díaz, Marina Jiménez-Torres, Miguel Lopetegui, Marcelo Martínez, Olivia Matamala, Francisco Ojeda, Fredy Paredes, Rodrigo Rodríguez, Jorge Sandoval, Elke Schüttler, Carla Ulloa-Vera, Catalina Valencia, Marcelo Valencia-Cárdenas, Viviana Vásquez-Ibarra, Francisco Videla, Andrés Vilaboa, Andelka Zlatar, Paulo Corti

“…Between 2015 and 2022 we installed 278 camera traps (9,936 trap-days), distributed in seven protected areas. …”
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