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2 summaries in Camera-Trap Methods on snow leopard
Estimating snow leopard population abundance using photography and capture-recapture techniques
PaperJackson and colleagues adapted photographic capture-recapture to snow leopards, whose distinctive rosette and spot patterns allow individual identification. Working in the rugged high mountains of Cen…
Rodney M. Jackson, John D. Roe, Rinchen Wangchuk, Don O. Hunter · Wildlife Society Bulletin · 2006
Research overview: snow leopard population monitoring across Central Asia
OverviewSnow leopards inhabit some of the most remote, rugged, high-altitude terrain on Earth, making camera trapping one of the few feasible ways to estimate their numbers. This overview surveys the methods…