ArticleBiodiversity data journal2026
Long-term camera trap monitoring of mammalian diversity and activity rhythms of threatened species in Xianxialing Nature Reserve, Zhejiang Province, China.
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Background: Research on mammalian diversity and activity rhythms is critical for understanding biological adaptation, evolutionary processes and the development of effective ecological conservation strategies. Xianxialing Nature Reserve in Zhejiang Province is an area with rich mammalian biodiversity, yet no study has been conducted on mammalian activity rhythms in the Reserve. This study aims to systematically monitor and document mammalian diversity and characterise the activity rhythms of threatened species in the Xianxialing Nature Reserve using infrared camera traps. New information: Between January 2021 and November 2023, this survey used 97 continuously monitored infrared cameras, generating totals of 71,879 effective camera-days of data. In total, 24,919 effective records were obtained, representing 12 independently detected non-rodent mammal species belonging to seven families, 10 genera and four orders. Based on the Relative Abundance Index (RAI), the five most abundant species were Reeves' Muntjac (
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