Use of Camera Traps to Survey and Monitor Mohave Ground Squirrels

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MGS seen at cameras1, 2, 3, and 6

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Approach Record ground squirrel presence at 2 x 5 grid patternfeeding stations (10 cameras with 150 m spacing) Reconyx trail cameras: Models RC-60, HC500 andPC800 (0.2 trigger speed, no delay between HD photos) Record animal visitation 24 hours/day during weekdays Monitor potential MGS presence at 60 grids 3 timesfrom Feb-June using camera traps

MGS seen at cameras1, 2, 3, and 6

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Use of Camera Traps to Survey and Monitor Mohave Ground Squirrels

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