The Effect of Scent Lures on Detection is not Equitable Among Sympatric Species Data

Authors

Marlin M. Dart
Lora B. Perkins, South Dakota State UniversityFollow
Jonathan A. Jenks, South Dakota State UniversityFollow
Gary Hatfield, South Dakota State UniversityFollow
Robert C. Lonsinger, South Dakota State UniversityFollow

Document Type

Data set

Publication Date

9-2022

Abstract

This data represents wildlife detection data resulting from a camera trapping survey conducted in southcentral South Dakota during summer 2019, along with information on sites surveyed, treatments applied, and environmental conditions during sampling.

Each files contains data associated with different sampling stations; wildlife species detection data, site specific data, and survey specific environmental conditions. The files all contain a common field (i.e., ‘Station’) to indicate this relationship.

Downloadable zip file contains the following data:

1. Dart et al_Species_Detection_Data.txt
2. Dart et al_Site_Data.txt
3. Dart et al_Survey_Data.txt

Rights

Copyright © the Authors

Recommended Citation

Dart, Marlin M.; Perkins, Lora B.; Jenks, Jonathan A.; Hatfield, Gary; and Lonsinger, Robert C., "The Effect of Scent Lures on Detection is not Equitable Among Sympatric Species Data" (2022). NRM Departmental Data Sets. 4.
https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/nrm_datasets/4