Occupancy modeling is an essential tool for understanding species‐habitat associations,
thereby hel** to plan the conservation of rare and threatened wildlife species. The …

Deforestation and hunting are the leading human-driven disturbances causing population
declines of the vulnerable Great Curassow (Crax rubra) and the near threatened Great …

The understory has received little attention in studies of tropical forest birds. However, the
growing use of camera traps for the study of vertebrates such as mammals has prompted …

The expansion of agriculture and forest plantations over tropical biomes has caused
significant species loss, while others persist in remnant native areas and anthropogenic …

Simple Summary For the majority of tropical birds, basic life history information is still
missing and holds mostly for tropical forest species. Among these are the members of …

Vertebrates, overall, present a daily activity pattern when managing their needs, such as
foraging, resting or searching for sexual partners. Most of the available information …

Identifying factors that determine the spatial distribution of threatened species is key to
ensuring their conservation. The Bare-faced Curassow (Crax fasciolata) is a globally …

Abstract Knowledge of the reproductive biology of Bare-faced Curassows (BFC) from their
natural habitats is very limited. Our study covers a two-and-a-half year breeding phenology …

Semi-arid vegetation is predominant in Mexico, and the Tehuacán-Cuicatlán Biosphere
Reserve is considered one of the most biodiverse semiarid protected areas in the country …

Increasing urban expansion in Southern California and related infrastructural advancements
throughout the latter half of the 20th century have threatened regional ecosystems and …