Rapid expansion of human activity has driven well-documented shifts in the spatial
distribution of wildlife, but the cumulative effect of human disturbance on the temporal …

The activity patterns of mammals are generally categorized as nocturnal, diurnal,
crepuscular (active at twilight), and cathemeral (active throughout the day). These patterns …

Human disturbance has been identified as a contributing factor to the worldwide changes in
wildlife ecology. Particularly, the human disturbance forced wildlife from diurnal to nocturnal …

Simple Summary Investigating the interspecific interactions between species provides a
suitable model for understanding the mechanisms of coexistence between sympatric …

The activity patterns of mammals are highly variable across species and can be affected by
many factors, such as daytime length (ie, sunrise to sunset), temperature, precipitation …

Adaptive hunting management is commonly used for controlling the populations of
overabundant large herbivores; however, induced behavioural changes can make the …

The coexistence of sympatric species with similar ecological niches has been a central issue
in ecology. Clarifying the daily activity patterns of sympatric wild ungulates can help …

Abstract The Russian Far East is a unique location that may be considered a hot spot of
biodiversity in Russia. In 2010, a new illuminated highway for high-speed traffic was built on …

Comprehensive information on prey availability and diet composition is important to
formulate effective conservation strategies. Data on these of large apex predators, the tiger …

Facing change of environmental conditions, the activity rhythm of animals may habituate.
Remote cameras were used to quantify Bawean deer and red muntjac activity patterns and …