Species coexistence is governed by availability of resources and intraguild interactions
including strategies to reduce ecological overlap. Gray foxes are dietary generalist …

Humans alter landscapes and native species distributions in many ways, including
alterations mediated via domestic pets. While the negative impacts of domestic cats are well …

Free-ranging domestic dogs are the world most common exotic carnivore species that could
negatively interact with the native wildlife as predators, competitors, and disease vectors …

Landscape change alters species' distributions, and understanding these changes is a key
ecological and conservation goal. Species-habitat relationships are often modelled in the …

Understanding species interactions and their effects on distributions is crucial for assessing
the impacts of global change, particularly for invasive species. Co-occurrence models can …

Introduced carnivores exert considerable pressure on native predators through predation,
competition and disease transmission. Recent research shows that exotic carnivores …

Apex predators drive top‐down effects in ecosystems and the loss of such species can
trigger mesopredator release. This ecological process has been well documented in human …

Globally, human activities have led to the impoverishment of species assemblages and the
disruption of ecosystem function. Determining whether this poses a threat to future …

Humans have created a strong relationship with cats and dogs by domesticating them.
Whether owned by a human or living feral, modern domestic cats and dogs interact …

Identifying factors influencing the distribution of and interactions within carnivore
communities is important for understanding how they are affected by human activities …