The effect of non-target species in presence-absence distribution surveys: A case study with hair-tubes
作者： A. Mortelliti , C. Cervone , G. Amori , L. Boitani
DOI: 10.1080/11250000903373771
关键词: Sciurus 、 Apodemus 、 Focal species 、 Trapping 、 Presence absence 、 Ecology 、 Biology 、 Non target 、 Zoology
摘要: Abstract Detection of non-target species during distribution surveys may influence the detection focal species, due to bait being consumed, or trapping devices inactivated. The aim this work was evaluate effect (field mice, Apodemus sp.) on and occupancy estimates a target (the red squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris) hair-tubes surveys. Following modelling approach that accounted for imperfect both we tested hypothesis probability squirrel is affected by field mice. We also investigated level bias occurred in estimation key-parameters such as presence probability. Our results show squirrels mice using not independent. higher when did visit hair-tubes. Nevertheless, there no parameter ...
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