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2 summaries in Camera-Trap Methods on leopard
Camera traps for estimating tiger and leopard populations in the high mountains of Bhutan
PaperWang and Macdonald applied camera-trap capture-recapture to tigers and leopards in the high-altitude mountains of Bhutan, documenting the surprising presence of tigers at unusually high elevations and…
Sherub Wang, David W. Macdonald · Biological Conservation · 2009
Research overview: leopard density estimation from camera traps
OverviewLeopards are among the most frequently camera-trapped big cats, their rosette patterns enabling robust individual identification across an enormous range spanning Africa and Asia. This overview survey…