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Modeling spatiotemporal variations in the density of unmarked populations using camera trap data: An application to free-roaming cats

2025-02-01

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Camera traps have revolutionized wildlife monitoring, providing reliable information on animal occupancy and abundance. In recent years, several models have been developed to estimate the absolute density of unmarked populations (i.e., those lacking individually recognizable markings), which was previously challenging. By refining these models, they may become efficient monitoring tools applicable to a wide range...

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703b61ac-9002-5a19-9daa-9a3d9d59face
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10.1016/j.biocon.2024.110914
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