The application of metabarcoding to environmental and invertebrate‐derived DNA (eDNA
and iDNA) is a new and increasingly applied method for monitoring biodiversity across a …

The biodiversity inhabiting tropical peat swamp forests in Southeast Asia is currently
threatened by commercial logging and agricultural expansion. The occurrence of mammals …

Legal and illegal logging is prevalent throughout the tropics, impacting on natural habitat
and wildlife. This study aimed to investigate the sensitivity of forest mammals to selective …

Information on the status and distribution of species within a geographical region is vital for
designing effective conservation plans. We assessed the diversity and abundance of …

Intraspecific communication is integral to the behavioural ecology of solitary carnivores, but
observing and quantifying their communication behaviours in natural environments is …

The use of camera traps and mammal track search are complementary methods to
monitoring species of which is not well documented their natural history, as in the case of …

Mammal diversity assessments based on DNA derived from invertebrates have been
suggested as alternatives to assessments based on traditional methods; however, no study …

Context Oil palm plantations have become a dominant landscape in Southeast Asia, yet we
still understand relatively little about the ways wildlife are adapting to fragmented mosaics of …

The activity patterns of mammals are highly variable across species and can be affected by
many factors, such as daytime length (ie, sunrise to sunset), temperature, precipitation …

Small and highly degraded forest patches are usually scattered across oil palm plantation
landscapes and often exist as permanent features. By using a combination of camera …