Spatial partitioning in ecological communities has predominantly been described in two
dimensions, yet habitat is complex and 3D. Complex space use mediates community …

Understanding the competition and coexistence of flagship carnivores is key to creating
strategies for their conservation in the face of global carnivore declines. Although studies …

Anthropogenic developments alter the environment and resources available to wildlife
communities. In response to these real or perceived threats from this development, species …

In mammals, ecological interactions are difficult to observe directly, so they are usually
inferred from co‐occurrence data. Direct interpretation of co‐occurrence patterns can be …

Simple Summary Information on species' niche differentiation will contribute to a greater
understanding of the mechanisms of coexistence benefitting the conservation and …

Ecological research focused on Asiatic black bears (Ursus thibetanus) sympatric interactions
is critical for understanding not only species coexistence, but also for devising effective …

Domestic dogs (Canis familiaris) often cohabite at interfaces shared by humans and wildlife,
interacting with wild canids as predators, prey, competitors and reservoirs of several multi …

Mesocarnivores play important roles in shaping the ecosystems they inhabit, but are often
overlooked in comparison to larger-bodied apex predators. Sympatric mesocarnivore …

Camera traps and acoustic recording devices are essential tools to quantify the distribution,
abundance and behavior of mobile species. Varying detection probabilities among device …

The absences of large carnivores from many ecosystems, human‐induced landscape
changes, and resource supplementation have been theorized to increase the abundance of …