Bobcats Lynx rufus and coyotes Canis latrans are two widespread mesopredators with a
complex history of sympatry. The competitive interactions between these species are of …

Carnivore guilds play a vital role in ecological communities by cascading trophic effects,
energy and nutrient transfer, and stabilizing or destabilizing food webs. Consequently, the …

Roads and topography can determine patterns of land use and distribution of forest cover,
particularly in tropical regions. We evaluated how road density, land use, and topography …

Top‐down processes, via the direct and indirect effects of interspecific competitive killing (no
consumption of the kill) or intraguild predation (consumption of the kill), can potentially …

Large-scale distribution models are effective predictors of habitat suitability and connectivity
across broad landscapes and are useful management tools, though few large-scale species …

Species coexistence is governed by availability of resources and intraguild interactions
including strategies to reduce ecological overlap. Gray foxes are dietary generalist …

Humans alter landscapes and native species distributions in many ways, including
alterations mediated via domestic pets. While the negative impacts of domestic cats are well …

Food habit studies are among the first steps used to understand wildlife-habitat
relationships. However, these studies are in themselves insufficient to understand …

We investigated habitat use of bobcats (Lynx rufus) across spatial scales in New Hampshire,
USA, by integrating independent sources of information into one statewide model of habitat …

Determining how species coexist is critical for understanding functional diversity, niche
partitioning and interspecific interactions. Identifying the direct and indirect interactions …