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  1. Mesocarnivores of Western Rangelands

    There are 22 species of mesocarnivores (carnivores weighing < 15 kg) belonging to five families that live in rangelands of the western United States....
    Julie K. Young, Andrew R. Butler, ... Robert C. Lonsinger in Rangeland Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
    Chapter Open access 2023
  2. Mesocarnivores vary in their spatiotemporal avoidance strategies at communications hubs of an apex carnivore

    Mesocarnivores face interspecific competition and risk intraguild predation when sharing resources with apex carnivores. Within a landscape,...

    Maximilian L. Allen, Alexandra C. Avrin, ... Christopher C. Wilmers in Oecologia
    Article 02 April 2024
  3. Can Eucalyptus plantations influence the distribution range of mesocarnivores?

    Context

    The expansion of exotic plantations can impose conservation challenges on wildlife, and the Iberian Peninsula has one of the widest planted...

    Daniela F. Teixeira, Antonio J. Carpio, ... Pelayo Acevedo in Landscape Ecology
    Article Open access 13 October 2023
  4. Increasing homogeneity of Mediterranean landscapes limits the co-occurrence of mesocarnivores in space and time

    Context

    The Mediterranean basin is characterized by a heterogeneous landscape historically shaped by human activities. Land abandonment and extensive...

    Paloma Linck, Francisco Palomares, ... João Carvalho in Landscape Ecology
    Article Open access 15 August 2023
  5. Increased bat activity at urban water sources: implications for cross-species transmission of bat rabies to mesocarnivores

    We examined the potential for urban water sources, specifically golf course ponds, to act as centers for rabies transmission from bats to...

    Lias A. Hastings, Carol L. Chambers, ... Tad C. Theimer in Urban Ecosystems
    Article Open access 09 September 2023
  6. Spatial relationships between mesocarnivores and domestic species in an urban environment and implications for endangered San Joaquin kit foxes

    In the city of Bakersfield, CA, endangered San Joaquin kit foxes ( Vulpes macrotis mutica ) occur with raccoons ( Procyon lotor ), striped skunks ( Mephiti...

    Nicole A. Deatherage, Brian L. Cypher, ... Erica C. Kelly in Urban Ecosystems
    Article 16 October 2023
  7. Effect of anthropic disturbances on the activity pattern of two generalist mesocarnivores inhabiting Mediterranean forestry plantations

    Humans have been altering the Mediterranean landscapes for millennia. To diminish the probability of encounters with domestic animals, humans and...

    Daniela F. Teixeira, Guilherme Ares-Pereira, ... Luís Miguel Rosalino in Biodiversity and Conservation
    Article Open access 17 February 2023
  8. Environmental effects on faecal genotyping success in mesocarnivores

    Non-invasive genetic sampling can be used in research, monitoring, and conservation of wild animals to, for example, provide insights into diets,...

    Lukas G. Scholz, Henriette Tripke, ... Manisha Bhardwaj in Conservation Genetics Resources
    Article Open access 01 July 2024
  9. Spatiotemporal patterns of wolf, mesocarnivores and prey in a Mediterranean area

    Abstract

    Spatial and temporal occurrence can mediate behavioural interactions between apex predators, mesocarnivores and herbivores. Predators should...

    Mariana Rossa, Sandro Lovari, Francesco Ferretti in Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Article Open access 20 January 2021
  10. Spatio-temporal interactions within a Mediterranean community of Mesocarnivores

    Species segregations and associations regulate the stability of communities. The aim of this study is to determine the spatio-temporal structure of a...

    Camila Hernandez-Puentes, Ignasi Torre, Marc Vilella in Mammalian Biology
    Article 18 February 2022
  11. “When the felid’s away, the mesocarnivores play”: seasonal temporal segregation in a neotropical carnivore guild

    Interspecific competition within a carnivore guild can result in segregation along dietary, spatial, and temporal scales. Species interactions and...

    Shannon P. Finnegan, Mariela G. Gantchoff, ... Antonio Uzal in Mammalian Biology
    Article 08 March 2021
  12. Variation in reversal learning by three generalist mesocarnivores

    Urbanization imposes novel challenges for wildlife, but also provides new opportunities for exploitation. Generalist species are commonly found in...

    Lauren A. Stanton, Eli S. Bridge, ... Sarah Benson-Amram in Animal Cognition
    Article 24 November 2020
  13. Temporal niche overlap among mesocarnivores in a Caatinga dry forest

    Agonistic encounters among carnivores can be potentially avoided or minimized by shifts in daily activity patterns. Here, we investigated the...

    Paulo Henrique Marinho, Carlos Roberto Fonseca, ... Eduardo Martins Venticinque in European Journal of Wildlife Research
    Article 23 March 2020
  14. Interactions between carnivore species: limited spatiotemporal partitioning between apex predator and smaller carnivores in a Mediterranean protected area

    Background

    There is need of information on ecological interactions that keystone species such as apex predators establish in ecosystems recently...

    Francesco Ferretti, Raquel Oliveira, ... Lorenzo Lazzeri in Frontiers in Zoology
    Article Open access 25 May 2023
  15. Dog activity in protected areas: behavioral effects on mesocarnivores and the impacts of a top predator

    Free-ranging dogs ( Canis familiaris ) negatively impact wildlife worldwide. Yet despite being members of the order Carnivora, we have relatively...

    Rita de Cassia Bianchi, Natalie Olifiers, ... Matthew E. Gompper in European Journal of Wildlife Research
    Article 06 April 2020
  16. Competitive interactions with dominant carnivores affect carrion acquisition of striped hyena in a semi-arid landscape of Rajasthan, India

    Scavenging of carrion is an important ecological process that influences ecological communities and food webs. The competitive inter- and...

    Debashish Panda, Subham Mohanty, ... Randeep Singh in Mammal Research
    Article 17 December 2022
  17. Effects of early-life experience on innovation and problem-solving in captive coyotes

    Abstract

    Early-life experience often shapes behaviors like innovation and exploration. These behaviors are important to animals encountering novel...

    Andrew C. Garcia, Mitchell A. Parsons, Julie K. Young in Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Article 28 September 2022
  18. Scale-dependent habitat selection of sympatric mesocarnivore species in a cool temperate forest in eastern Japan

    Habitat partitioning is a key mechanism that allows coexistence of species, but studies of sympatric mesocarnivore species’ habitat partitioning have...

    Kohsuke Tanigawa, Yui Makino, ... Toshihide Hirao in Mammalian Biology
    Article 30 August 2022
  19. Molecular analysis of scats revealed diet and prey choice of grey wolves and Eurasian lynx in the contact zone between the Dinaric Mountains and the Alps

    A comprehensive understanding of the dietary habits of carnivores is essential to get ecological insights into their role in the ecosystem, potential...

    Elena Buzan, Hubert Potočnik, ... Ivan Kos in Frontiers in Zoology
    Article Open access 19 March 2024
  20. An apex carnivore’s life history mediates a predator cascade

    Apex predators can shape communities via cascading top–down effects, but the degree to which such effects depend on predator life history traits is...

    Remington J. Moll, Patrick J. Jackson, ... Robert A. Montgomery in Oecologia
    Article 01 May 2021
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