Human behaviors determine the direct and indirect impacts of free-ranging dogs on wildlife

Name: Human behaviors determine the direct and indirect impacts of free-ranging dogs on wildlife
Creator: Cláudia Lilian
Published: 2017-09-06T18:02:35.897Z
Keywords: Behavioral Ecology

Lilian, Cláudia; Le Pendu, Yvonnick; Giné, Gastón; Newsome, Thomas; Dickman, Christopher; Cassano, Camila

doi:10.17632/yw6bhzrd5v.1

Human behaviors determine the direct and indirect impacts of free-ranging dogs on wildlife

Published: 6 September 2017| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/yw6bhzrd5v.1

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Cláudia Lilian, Yvonnick Le Pendu, Gastón Giné, Thomas Newsome, Christopher Dickman, Camila Cassano

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This file contains the behavioral data explored in Santos et al. "Human behaviors determine the direct and indirect impacts of free-ranging dogs on wildlife" - We used eleven categories to describe dog behavior: feed, resting, exploring, inspection of animal sign, travel, scratch, vigilance, defection, chasing, predation and urination.

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