ArticleEcology and evolution2021
Multiple species-specific molecular markers using nanofluidic array as a tool to detect prey DNA from carnivore scats.
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- Molecular analysis of scats revealed diet and prey choice of grey wolves and Eurasian lynx in the contact zone between the Dinaric Mountains and the Alps.Frontiers in zoology · 2024Article
- Beyond the encounter: Predicting multi-predator risk to elk (Ecology and evolution · 2022Article
- Multiple species-specific molecular markers using nanofluidic array as a tool to detect prey DNA from carnivore scats.Ecology and evolution · 2021Article
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Abstract
Large carnivore feeding ecology plays a crucial role for management and conservation for predators and their prey. One of the keys to this kind of research is to identify the species composition in the predator diet, for example, prey determination from scat content. DNA-based methods applied to detect prey in predators' scats are viable alternatives to traditional macroscopic approaches, showing an increased reliability and higher prey detection rate. Here, we developed a molecular method for prey species identification in wolf (
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