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Conservation Forensics: The Intersection of Wildlife Crime, Forensics, and Conservationsis, statistics, artificial intelligence, and computational modeling toward techniques that can directly benefit the efforts of law enforcement personnel involved in protecting imperiled wildlife. This chapter identifies and reviews tools and techniques that can help achieve the goals of conservatio

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Wildlife Forensic Genetics and Biodiversity Conservation: The Intersection of Science, Species Managfy deceased humans in China in the 700s. The field of wildlife forensic genetics is currently used to support wildlife law enforcement investigations. The evolution of wildlife forensic genetics closely follows the use of genetic technologies in the field of human forensic identification, with some

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Carrion Ecologycting landscape heterogeneity through decomposition pattern destruction, decomposers such as scavengers also impact the structure of other trophic levels through their encounters with predators, parasites, and other organisms. Spatial and temporal dynamics of detritus subsidies, along with competiti

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The Role of Conservation Dog?Detection and Ecological Monitoring in Supporting Environmental Forensi who (dogs and handlers) can do this work, and the possibility of undermining dog team effectiveness through erroneous perceptions of their use as a monitoring tool, are also detailed. Considerations regarding the feasibility of implementing new international detection dog programs relative to those

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Contaminants as a Conservation Threat to Marine Mammalstter inform on marine mammal conservation measures. The collection of samples from marine mammals poses a number of challenges, however, over the past few decades novel approaches have been developed that allow for minimally invasive collection of samples (e.g., fecal). As well, the development and

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The Intentional Use of Pesticides as Poison in Kenya: Conservation and Ecohealth Impacts (Bunyala Rice Plantation), a known bird poisoning hot spot in Kenya, to determine the extent of poisoning by the carbamate pesticide carbofuran and other poisons. Results from these studies reveal the extensive use of carbofuran as an intentional poison agent for birds and scavenger-predator wildli