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    Status assessment of a recently reintroduced eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx) population in the Palatinate Forest, South-West Germany

    To reinforce Eurasian lynx populations in central Europe, 20 lynx from Slovakia and Switzerland were translocated to the Palatinate Forest between 2016 and 2020. Using a systematic camera trap** array consis...

    Markus Port, Carolin Tröger, Ulf Hohmann in European Journal of Wildlife Research (2024)

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    Estimating red deer (Cervus elaphus) population size based on non-invasive genetic sampling

    Some deer species are of conservation concern; others are officially managed as a food source or for their trophies, whereas in many regions, deer are regarded as overabundant or even as a nuisance causing dam...

    Cornelia Ebert, Julian Sandrini, Bettina Welter… in European Journal of Wildlife Research (2021)

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    Can hair traps sample wild boar (Sus scrofa) randomly for the purpose of non-invasive population estimation?

    Reliable estimation of population size remains a major challenge in wildlife ecology and management. Lately, genoty** of non-invasively obtained tissue samples integrated in a modified capture–recapture appr...

    Cornelia Ebert, Ditmar Huckschlag… in European Journal of Wildlife Research (2010)

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    A methodological approach for non-invasive sampling for population size estimates in wild boars (Sus scrofa)

    Composite microsatellite genotypes were determined at five loci from 35 tissue-sampled wild boars and used as reference genotypes to estimate both allelic drop-out rate and false allele rate in comparison to g...

    Joerns Fickel, Ulf Hohmann in European Journal of Wildlife Research (2006)

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    Investigations on the radiocaesium contamination of wild boar (Sus scrofa) meat in Rhineland-Palatinate: a stomach content analysis

    To substantiate the pathways of radiocaesium contamination in wild boars in parts of Rhineland-Palatinate, we analysed radiocaesium-activityconcentration of 2,433 wild boars shot in an area covering 45,400 ha ...

    Ulf Hohmann, Ditmar Huckschlag in European Journal of Wildlife Research (2005)

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    Seasonal locomotion and home-range characteristics of European hares (Lepus europaeus) in an arable region in central Germany

    We studied seasonal use of space by 38 radio-tracked European hares in an arable region in central Germany over 5 years. Mean distance between successive daytime and nighttime fixes of a hare amounted to 226 m...

    Ferdinand Rühe, Ulf Hohmann in European Journal of Wildlife Research (2004)