Scented messages from silent intruders: Experimental insights into otter territoriality
Archivo de la categoría: Submitted
Penteriani V., Hartasánchez A., Osterburg C., Benjumea R., González-Bernardo E., Ruiz-Villar H., Morales-González A., Cañedo D., Díaz J., Delgado M.M.
Fake news under the canopy: experimental evidences of cheating in chemical and visual communication in a solitary mammal
Horton Wehr N., Delgado M.M., Heikkinen S., Kojola I., Fedorca A., Fedorca M., Garcia-Sanchez P., Findo S., Skuban M., Ciucci P., Falcinelli D., Balbontin J., Ordiz A., Swenson J.E., Penteriani V.
Anthropogenic and demographic influences on spatial recursion of European brown bears
Smith T.S., Sharp T., Penteriani V, Van Horn R.
Exploring bear responses to encounters with humans through an evolutionary lens
Alonso D., Osterburg C., Hartasánchez A., Delgado M.M., González-Bernardo E., Benjumea R., Díaz J., Cañedo C., Ruiz-Villar H., Morales-González A., Russo L.F., Penteriani V.
Conspecific density at marking sites influences the intensity and activity patterns of chemical and visual communication in brown bears
Russo L.F., Girardi G., Penteriani V., Loy A., Santini L.
Shared waters, divided interests: A systematic review of human–otter conflicts worldwide
Zarzo-Arias A., Heeres R.W., Hertel A.G., Leclerc M., Frank S., Steyaert S.M.J.G., Kindberg J., Swenson J.E., Penteriani V., Pelletier F., Zedrosser A.
The landscape of love – sex-specific habitat-use during the mating season in a solitary large carnivore
Baskin L., Penteriani V.
Characteristics of brown bear encounters with humans in the Russian Federation
García-Sánchez P., Penteriani V., Delgado M.M., Falcinelli D., Fedorca A., Gentle L., Kojola I., Heikkinen S., Find’o S., Skuban M., Fedorca M., Ionescu O., Ionescu G., Jurj R., Popa M., Ordiz A., Swenson J.E., Uzal A.
Anthropogenic infrastructures shape brown bear movements in human-modified landscapes
Torres-Romero E.J., Allen M.L., Swenson J.E., Huber D., Ordiz A., Penteriani V.
Anthropogenic pressure and climate velocity best predict range contraction in the world’s bears