What can the stable isotope values of human and animal faeces tell us? This often under‐
appreciated waste product is gaining recognition across a variety of disciplines. Faecal …

Stable isotope analysis is increasingly being used to assess diet and trophic positions of
animals. Such assessments require estimates of trophic discrimination factors (TDFs)—offset …

There are certain animal candidates for which researchers have long speculated as having
been managed, or possibly domesticated, by indigenous peoples in the pre-Columbian …

Stable isotopes are useful for estimating livestock diet selection. The objective was to
compare δ13C and δ15N to estimate diet proportion of C3–C4 forages when steers (Bos …

Stable isotopes are powerful tools for elucidating ecological trends in extant vertebrate
communities, though their application to Mesozoic ecosystems is complicated by a lack of …

Supplemental feed for free‐ranging deer is often advocated by managers to compensate for
winter survival. However, providing extra food has great costs so it is important to know how …

Simple Summary In this study we investigated the specific duplication and loss events of
cytochrome P450 (CYP) genes in families 1-3 in Carnivora. These genes have been …

While trends in tropical deforestation are alarming, conservation biologists are increasingly
recognizing the potential for species survival in human‐modified landscapes. Identifying the …

We used three complementary methods to assess the diet of two insectivorous bat species:
one an obligate aerial hunter, Miniopterus natalensis, and the other Myotis tricolor whose …

Faecal isotopic analysis may complement other non-invasive wildlife survey tools for
monitoring landscape use by carnivores, such as motion-detecting cameras and non …