DIETARY OVERLAP OF AN ALIEN AND NATIVE CARNIVORE ON SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND, CALIFORNIA

By B. Phillips, Clark, Winchell, Robert, Schmidt. 2007

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Subfields: Ecology, Genetics

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In Ecology

1. J. Kamler
2. U. Klare
3. E. Bonnaud
4. B. Tershy
5. M. Kelly
6. B. Keitt
7. M. Nogales
8. M. Le Corre

In Genetics

1. U. Klare
2. J. Kamler
3. M. Nogales
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5. F. M. Medina
6. M. Kelly
7. E. Bonnaud
8. David W. Macdonald

Citations in the corpus

• A comparison and critique of different scat‐analysis methods for determining carnivore diet (2011, methodology): “After soaking the stockings and scats in warm water for >30min, we washed them in an automatic washing machine with laundry detergent (Phillips et al. 2007).”
• Bias in carnivore diet analysis resulting from misclassification of predator scats based on field identification (2016, background): “…resources for carnivore species (Carbone et al. 1999), determine the effects of habitat and community changes on carnivores (Novaro et al. 2000, Phillips et al. 2007, Larson et al. 2015), evaluate interspecific competition between species (Jones and Barmuta 1998, Fedriani et al. 2000), and…”
• A global review of the impacts of invasive cats on island endangered vertebrates (2011, background): “Keywords: Felis catus, feral cats, impact, islands, predation Received 5 March 2011 and accepted 6 March 2011”