Carcass detection and consumption by facultative scavengers in forest ecosystem highlights the value of their ecosystem services
Citation:
Inagaki, Akino; Allen, Maximilian; Koike, Shinsuke (2022): Carcass detection and consumption by facultative scavengers in forest ecosystem highlights the value of their ecosystem services. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. https://doi.org/10.13012/B2IDB-3605690_V1
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Dataset Description

Data from an a field survey at Nikko National Park in central Japan. Data contain information about deer carcass, environment of sites, and vertebrate scavenging.
Subject Life Sciences
Keywords Carcass; Cervus nippon; Detection; Facultative scavenging; Obligate scavenger
License CC BY
Funder JSPS KAKENHI Grant - Grant: No. 16H04932, No. 16H02555, No. 17H05971, No. 21K19858, No. 21J20185
Funder Institute of Global Innovation Research in TUAT
Funder grants-in-aid of The Inui Memorial Trust for Research on Animal Science
Corresponding Creator Maximilian Allen
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1 10.13012/B2IDB-3605690_V1 2022-09-28
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