The proximate role of predation in limiting caribou (Rangifer tarandus) populations is well
documented, but the long‐term effects of predation pressure on selection of calving areas …

We propose a fundamental geographic distribution for the wolverine (Gulo gulo (L., 1758))
based on the hypothesis that the occurrence of wolverines is constrained by their obligate …

Protected areas are important in species conservation, but high rates of human-caused
mortality outside their borders and increasing popularity for recreation can negatively affect …

Un individu possède une quantité limitée de ressources et donc toute amélioration d'une
caractéristique démographique se traduit par un compromis qui requiert la réduction d'une …

Wolverine (Gulo gulo) distribution in British Columbia, Canada, includes multiple‐use lands
where human use and resource extraction may influence habitat selection. We evaluated …

The wolverine is a relatively long lived mustelid species with low average annual
reproduction which in theory makes them sensitive to changes in survival rates. In a multi …

Highlights•Infanticide is poorly understood in solitary species.•Rates of infanticide for
leopards are among the highest recorded.•Infanticidal behaviour in male leopards is best …

Noninvasive genetic monitoring has the potential to estimate vital rates essential for
conservation and management of many species. In a long-term genetic capture-mark …

Individuals' fidelity to an area provides insight into the stability of the spatial and temporal
organisation of animals. Territorial fidelity is often influenced by reproductive success, age …

Infanticide is an important source of mortality of dependent offspring in several mammal
species, whereas female conspecifics are often the perpetrators. This has led to maternal …