Abundance-mediated species interactions
A new class of model in which the abundance of one species, not merely its presence, shapes another. Built for the questions our carnivore work asks.
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Published work from the lab.
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Six papers that show what we do
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Can co-occurrence data reveal species interactions?
Simulations show when hierarchical co-occurrence models recover real interactions, and when they confidently report ones that do not exist.
Power analyses for multi-species monitoring
A spatially explicit way to ask, before fieldwork begins, whether a monitoring programme can detect the change it exists to detect.
Solitary martens are not so solitary
Remote-camera records from around the world reveal that martens form groups far more often than expected, and why.
Predator recovery as biological control
Across Ireland and Britain, the return of the pine marten is suppressing invasive grey squirrels and letting native red squirrels recover.
Comparing ways to estimate density
A head-to-head test of density estimators for marked and unmarked animals, and a guide to which to trust when.
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