Large‐bodied animals play irreplaceable roles in seed dispersal, partly due to their capacity
to disperse large seeds. Understanding this role at a community level has been limited by …

The persistence of seed-dispersing animals in degraded habitats could be critical for
ensuring the long-term conservation value and restoration of forests. This is particularly …

Ficus species are keystone plants in tropical rainforests, and hemi-epiphytic figs play a
notably important role in forest ecosystems. Because hemi-epiphytic figs have strict …

Collars are an attachment method commonly used to mount data collection devices on
wildlife. Removal of collars at the completion of a data collection period is a high priority for …

We applied stable carbon and nitrogen isotopic analyses to understand the faunivory of the
four sympatric wild Paradoxurinae civet species in Borneo, which share similar ecological …

The diet of the binturong (Arctictis binturong) is known to lean towards frugivory in many
parts of its Southeast Asian range, but its diet in the Philippines has never been studied. To …

Although remote camera-traps are used worldwide for ecological studies, the methods of
use are often based on ground-level detection. This inherently limits the ability to detect …

In this paper, I summarize the plant foods used by four sympatric Paradoxurinae civet
species, based on data collected between May 2010 and June 2018, and consider their …

The binturong is a medium size carnivore belonging to the Viverrid family that lives in dense
forests of South-East Asia. In addition to the protection of this vulnerable species in its …

The binturong or bearcat is a forest mesocarnivore ranging from Nepal to Indonesia and the
Philippines. Several subspecies of binturongs are recognized but a revision is needed. The …