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Geiman, C (2024). Single-Season Occupancy Analysis to Investigate Spatial Segregation of Jaguar and Puma in Costa Rica .
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Geiman, CateSingle-Season Occupancy Analysis to Investigate Spatial Segregation of Jaguar and Puma in Costa Rica . , 2024
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Geiman, CateSingle-Season Occupancy Analysis to Investigate Spatial Segregation of Jaguar and Puma in Costa Rica . , 2024
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Geiman, CateSingle-Season Occupancy Analysis to Investigate Spatial Segregation of Jaguar and Puma in Costa Rica . , 2024
Description / Abstract
Jaguar and puma are the largest predators in Mesoamerica and share both habitat and prey. To understand how they coexist, I explored interspecific competition and avoidance by conducting occupancy analyses on camera trap data from Costa Rica. The results offer insights into the role of spatial segregation between these top predators.
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Keywordscompetition, habitat, ecology, occupancy, predators
Degree AwardedB.S. in Environmental Science
Awarding InstitutionPoint Loma Nazarene University
Committee MembersMike Mooring, Daniel Gomes Da Rocha, Walter Cho, Andrew Nosal
Periodical TitleArete: The PLNU Honors Journal
Peer Reviewed?No
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PLNU Undergraduate Honors Projects 2021-2025
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This collection contains all PLNU Undergraduate Honors Projects completed during the span beginning with the 2020-2021 academic year and ending with the most recent academic year, provided they were submitted to the library with all necessary permissions.
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