Determining the relative abundance of European red foxes by scent- station methodology

作者: M. Delibes , Rafael Laffite , Alejandro Travaini

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摘要: Scent-station surveys, a widely accepted methodology to evaluate relative carnivore abundances in North America, has received no attention by European wildlife biologists. We tested this method on red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) at Dohana National Park and Biological Reserve. When fox populations reach high densities, control campaigns are usually undertaken. Abundance indices useful the success of management practices. estimated population trends visitation scent stations. Synthetic fermented egg (SFE) was used as odor attractant. Two-night operations stations did not render higher than single-night operations. Mean for Dofana Reserve were 97 (SE = 9) 1 24 37), respectively. These values varied little throughout study period, showing stable population.

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