Sample name: Longview Lake and Warrensburg

Reference: B. M. Jones, M. V. Cove, M. A. Lashley, and V. L. Jackson. 2016. Do coyotes Canis latrans influence occupancy of prey in suburban forest fragments?. Current Zoology 62(1):1-6 [ER 2076]

Habitat: temperate broadleaf/mixed forest

Altered habitat: fragment

Substrate: ground surface

MAT: 12.6

WMT: 25.8

CMT: -2.2

MAP: 927.0

Habitat comments: climate data are for Warrensburg and are from Tillman and Deardorff (1916, Soil Survey of Johnson County, Missouri)

Life forms: carnivores,rodents,ungulates,other small mammals,birds

Sampling methods: automatic cameras

Sample size: 185 captures or sightings

Nets or traps: 22

Net or trap nights: 308

Camera type: digital

Cameras paired: no

Trap spacing: 1.622

Sampling comments: "We conducted 22 wildlife surveys in public and private forest patches from October 2009 to May 2010... We randomly selected camera trap locations at distances greater than 500 m apart (mean = 1622 +/- 814 m) within forest patches... and left cameras operational for up to 18 days per site. Each site had a single camera trap set on a tree... Camera models were either Reconyx RM45 IR Game Camera... or Moultrie Game Spy 4.0 Camera"

Sample number: 2017

Contributor: John Alroy

Enterer: John Alroy

Created: 2016-05-24 14:05:20

Modified: 2016-12-17 03:14:12