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6 summaries matching “ocelot” in Camera-Trap Methods
Density, habitat use and activity patterns of ocelots in the Atlantic Forest of Misiones, Argentina
PaperDi Bitetti, Paviolo, and De Angelo combined camera-trap capture-recapture with activity-pattern analysis to characterize ocelot ecology in the threatened Atlantic Forest. They estimated density from i…
Mario S. Di Bitetti, Agustin Paviolo, Carlos De Angelo · Journal of Zoology · 2006
Estimation of ocelot density in the Pantanal using capture-recapture analysis of camera-trapping data
PaperTrolle and Kery produced one of the early rigorous density estimates for ocelots, applying closed-population capture-recapture to camera-trap data from the Brazilian Pantanal. Ocelots are well suited…
Mogens Trolle, Marc Kery · Journal of Mammalogy · 2003
Ocelot home range, overlap and density: comparing radio telemetry with camera trapping
PaperDillon and Kelly combined camera trapping with radio telemetry to study ocelots, using telemetry-derived home-range information to inform and validate camera-trap density estimates. By comparing movem…
Anthony Dillon, Marcella J. Kelly · Journal of Zoology · 2007
Research overview: computer-vision individual identification from coat patterns
OverviewIdentifying individual cats from their unique stripe, spot, or rosette patterns is the cornerstone of capture-recapture, and software increasingly assists this once wholly manual task. This overview s…
Research overview: spatial and temporal avoidance among sympatric felids
OverviewWhere multiple cat species coexist, smaller felids often adjust their use of space and time to avoid larger, dominant competitors, and camera-trap data are a primary means of detecting these interacti…
Research overview: stripe and rosette pattern-matching software for felid identification
OverviewDifferent cat species carry different natural marks, tiger stripes, leopard and jaguar rosettes, ocelot chains, cheetah spots, and pattern-matching software exploits these to identify individuals semi…