Table of Contents
Editorial
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The Recovery of Iberian Lynx Populations: The Greatest Conservation Challenge in the Iberian Peninsula for the XXIst Century?
Pedro Sarmento |
i-ii PDF HTML doi: 10.2461/wbp.lynx.0 |
Original Papers
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Use of Camera Trapping in Determining Iberian Lynx Population Parameters: The Use Area and Its Limitations
Francisco Guil, Sandra Agudín, Nuria El Khadir, Juan Figueredo, Francisco García-Domínguez, Paloma Garzón, Gregorio González, Fernando Silvestre, Javier Oria |
1-13 Abstract PDF doi: 10.2461/wbp.lynx.1 |
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Current Status Of the Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) in Eastern Sierra Morena, Southern Spain
José María Gil-Sánchez, Miguel Angel Simón, Rafael Cadenas, José Bueno, Manuel Moral, Javier Rodríguez-Siles |
14-33 Abstract PDF doi: 10.2461/wbp.lynx.2 |
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Favourable areas for expansion and reintroduction of Iberian lynx accounting for distribution trends and genetic variation of the wild rabbit
A. Márcia Barbosa, Raimundo Real |
34-47 Abstract PDF doi: 10.2461/wbp.lynx.3 |
Review
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WILD RABBIT MANAGEMENT IN THE IBERIAN PENINSULA: STATE OF THE ART AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES FOR IBERIAN LYNX CONSERVATION
Catarina Manuel Andrade de Campos Ferreira, Miguel Delibes-Mateos |
48-66 Abstract PDF doi: 10.2461/wbp.lynx.4 |
Short Communications
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First evidence of non-parental male infanticide in the endangered Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus).
Guillermo López, Marcos López-Parra, Leonardo Fernández, Gema Ruiz, José M. Gil-Sánchez, Miguel A. Simón |
67-74 Abstract PDF doi: 10.2461/wbp.lynx.5 |
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