Wildcats are endangered felid species living in Europe, Asia, and Africa. Regrettably,
scientific information on parasites of wildcats is particularly meager and they often rely on …

Knowledge of population dynamics of threatened species in the wild is key to effective
conservation actions. However, at present, there are many examples of endangered animals …

The European wildcat is threatened by habitat fragmentation, illegal or incidental killings
and hybridization with free-ranging domestic cats. Conservation projects should be based …

Proponents of the idea that dingoes protect mid-sized native mammals by suppressing
introduced foxes and feral cats often use observations made on either side of Australia's …

Knowledge of patterns of occupancy is crucial for planning sound biological management
and for identifying areas which require paramount conservation attention. The European …

Landscape disturbance by roads may increase abundance of prey in verges (ie, strips of
terrain adjacent to roadways) or create other features that can attract carnivores and expose …

For the first time, a telemetry study of European wildcats was conducted outside heavily
forested habitats, in an agriculturally-dominated landscape, which is assumed to be a …

European wildcat (Felis silvestris silvestris) populations are fragmented throughout most of
the whole range of the subspecies and may be threatened by hybridization with the …

While population density is a basic demographic parameter, it is rarely available for the
elusive European wildcat, despite its wide distribution. Italy hosts at least five different …

How species use space and time is central in ecology and evolution as well as for the
conservation and management of vulnerable species. Unfortunately, this information is …