2021
DOI: 10.1111/aje.12883
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A snapshot camera trap assessment of mammals in Congo’s Massif du Chaillu with a noteworthy record of grey‐necked rockfowl Picathartes oreas

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“…Camera traps were positioned to optimise detections of mammals traversing the detection zone (a cone‐shaped area with an angle of ±26° either side of centreline in front of each camera trap lens based on user manual specifications). Locations that included natural “funnels” causing animals to move through the camera trap detection zones (approximately 3–4 m from the lens) were preferred (Gaugris et al, 2021). Pathways frequented by hunters were avoided.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Camera traps were positioned to optimise detections of mammals traversing the detection zone (a cone‐shaped area with an angle of ±26° either side of centreline in front of each camera trap lens based on user manual specifications). Locations that included natural “funnels” causing animals to move through the camera trap detection zones (approximately 3–4 m from the lens) were preferred (Gaugris et al, 2021). Pathways frequented by hunters were avoided.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Notons également que certaines études ont privilégié des suivis directs de chasseurs (Froese et al, 2022), alors que d'autres (Semeki et al, 2014) n'ont enregistré que les espèces retournées au village (comme dans la présente étude). Plus récemment, l'inventaire par pièges photographiques a reçu une attention accrue des chercheurs (Hedwig et al, 2018 ;Bruce et al, 2018 ;Alempijevic et al, 2021 ;Fonteyn et al, 2021a ;Gaugris et al, 2021 ;Amin et al, 2022). Cette technique d'inventaire non invasive a permis, entre autres, de mieux comprendre l'écologie de certaines espèces rares, difficilement observables ou peu concernées par la chasse (Bessone et al, 2020 ;Cappelle et al, 2020), ainsi que de caractériser de manière plus fine les communautés animales terrestres (Rovero et al, 2014 ;Bowler et al, 2017 ;Foley et al, 2018) et arboricoles (Bowler et al, 2017 ;Hongo et al, 2020).…”
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