Anja Molinari-Jobin

TL;DR: A three-level classification of field records according to their reliability as inferred from whether they were validated or not is developed, which suggests that distribution records for many lesser-known species may be similarly unreliable, because they are mostly or exclusively based on unconfirmed and thus soft data.

TL;DR: Predation was least selective in northeastern Switzerland, where the initial phase of recolonisation by lynx was studied, and habitat suitability for roe deer and chamois as derived from a GIS model.

TL;DR: A total of 18 Eurasian lynx were radio-tagged between March 1988 and June 1998 in the Swiss Jura Mountains, and during 1995-1997 eight animals were radio tagged on the French side of the mountain chain this article.

TL;DR: It is predicted that certain activities, such as feeding, expose prey to predation more than others, and it was found more chamois predated when feeding, whereas roe deer were predated mainly when ruminating.

TL;DR: The results confirm that SCR models are much more robust to changes in trap array size than CR models, thus avoiding overestimation of density in smaller areas, but large spatial efforts are required to obtain reliable and precise density estimates with these population densities and recapture rates.