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How to snap your cat: optimum lures and their placement for attracting mammalian predators in arid Australia

J. L. Read, Auteur ; A. J. Bengsen, Auteur ; P. D. Meek, Auteur ; K. E. Moseby, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (42(1) 2015)

Context. Automatically activated cameras (camera traps) and automated poison-delivery devices are increasingly being used to monitor and manage predators such as felids and canids. Maximising visitation rates to sentry positions enhances the eff[...]

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Home range and movement of foxes (Vulpes vulpes) in coastal New South Wales, Australia

P. D. Meek, Auteur ; G. Saunders, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (27(6) 2000)

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The movement, roaming behaviour and home range of free-roaming domestic dogs, Canis lupus familiaris, in coastal New South Wales

P. D. Meek, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (26(6) 1999)

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The performance of wild-canid traps in Australia: efficiency, selectivity and trap-related injuries

P. J. S. Fleming, Auteur ; L. R. Allen, Auteur ; M. J. Berghout, Auteur ; P. D. Meek, Auteur ; P. M. Pavlov, Auteur ; P. Stevens, Auteur ; K. Strong, Auteur ; J. A. Thompson, Auteur ; P. C. Thomson, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (25(3) 1998)

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User-based design specifications for the ultimate camera trap for wildlife research

P. D. Meek, Auteur ; A. Pittet, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (39(8) 2012)

Context. The adoption of camera trapping in place of traditional wildlife survey methods has become common despite inherent flaws in equipment and a dearth of research to test their fit for purpose. Overwhelmingly, the development of commercial [...]

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