那是谁的粪便？确定澳大利亚哺乳动物对捕食者粪便的识别能力

Pub Date : 2024-03-12 DOI:10.1071/am23050

M. Edwards, J. Hoy, S. FitzGibbon, P. J. Murray

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许多澳大利亚物种的灭绝或分布范围的缩小都与引入的捕食者有关，这可能是由于本地野生动物表现出对猎物的天真。我们使用带有捕食者粪便的陷阱，并通过相机陷阱进行监测，以确定澳大利亚哺乳动物是否对本地和引入的捕食者粪便做出反应。两种粪便的存在都不会影响捕兽夹或照相机对任何物种的捕捉。

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Whose scat is that? Determining recognition of predator scat by Australian mammals

Introduced predators have been implicated in the extinction or range reduction of many Australian species, potentially due to native wildlife exhibiting prey naivety. We used traps with predator faeces present, monitored by camera traps, to determine if Australian mammals responded to native and introduced predator faeces. The presence of either faeces did not influence the trap or camera captures of any species.

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