A meta-analysis of carcass disappearance field experiments in conservation biology with guidelines for future trials.

The exponential development of human infrastructures causes mortality in thousands of wildlife species. In order to evaluate its impact in population dynamics, we need to control for bias in carcass persistence. Here we review the main drivers influencing carcass persistence that limit the estimation of wildlife mortality rates in different infrastructures and suggest guidelines for correct planning of future trials.

Data and Resources

Cite as

Barrientos R. A meta-analysis of carcass disappearance field experiments in conservation biology with guidelines for future trials. Center for Transportation and the Environment North Carolina State University, 2017.

Clipboard Icon
Retrieved: 20 Jan 2025 23:54:03

Metadata
Download
DCAT-AP/NTI-RISP

Basic information
Resource type Text
Date of creation 2024-12-02
Date of last revision 2025-01-20
Show changelog
Metadata identifier c1cb53e2-f486-5c58-9057-60264e301501
Metadata language Spanish
Themes (NTI-RISP)
High-value dataset category
ISO 19115 topic category biota
Keyword URIs
Bibliographic information
Name of the dataset creator Barrientos, R.
Name of the dataset editor Center for Transportation and the Environment, North Carolina State University
Other identifier
Identifier of the dataset creator
Email of the dataset creator
Website of the dataset creator
Provenance
Lineage statement
Metadata Standard
Version notes
Version