Sample name: Kurrajong (KP1)

Reference: S. J. Dawson, P. J. Adams, K. E. Moseby, K. I. Waddington, H. T. Kobryn, P. W. Bateman, and P. A. Fleming. 2018. Peak hour in the bush: linear anthropogenic clearings funnel predator and prey species. Austral Ecology 43(2):159-171 [ER 3021]

Habitat: tropical/subtropical savanna

Protection: unknown

Substrate: ground surface

Habitat comments: "The West Kimberley region, in the north‐west of Western Australia, has a tropical, monsoonal climate, with an annual average of 500 mm of rainfall during November to April" and sampling was in Pindan vegetation (i.e., open woodland)

Life forms: carnivores, ungulates, other large mammals, other small mammals, birds, lizards

Focal species: Macrotis lagotis

Sampling methods: line transect, automatic cameras

Sample size: 1049 captures or sightings

Years: 2015, 2016

Days: 40

Nets or traps: 35

Net or trap nights: 927

Camera type: digital

Cameras paired: no

Basal area status: not applicable

Sampling comments: "A camera trap array was made up of paired cameras, with one camera positioned on a seismic line (seismic station), and another camera ~20 m from the seismic line in adjacent vegetation (control station)... Cameras were not baited and positioned at a height of 400 mm on a metal stake... Four camera models were used as follows: three Reconyx models (HC500, HC600 and PC900) and Scoutguard SG860C (white flash model)"
in other words, cameras were not paired in the conventional sense because they were too far apart
sampling was from "4/12/2015 – 13/1/2016" with camera arrays placed 150 m apart
because pairs were 20 m apart, average spacing cannot be computed meaningfully

Sample no: 3255

Contributor no: John Alroy

Enterer: John Alroy

Created: 2019-03-10 21:05:34

Modified: 2019-03-10 10:05:34