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Many discussions highlight the scientific mapping of coyote range expansion and its ecological implications, with examples like posts sharing recent sightings in Panama and historical range maps. The tone varies from factual to concerned, reflecting both curiosity and alarm about the effects of predator loss and urban encroachment.
Most posts acknowledge the study's findings about coyote expansion, though some emphasize concerns about dangers or historical context.
Discussions show high interest, with many posts referencing the maps and history of coyote spread, especially with vivid descriptions of their range expansion.
Posts include personal observations, sharing of maps, and calls for awareness, indicating a moderate level of detailed engagement.
The discussion prompts awareness of ecological change and human-wildlife interactions, suggesting a moderate impact on public perception and conservation considerations.
A little history about the expansion of coyotes. Will they make it to the artic in the next 100 years? If you are into nice maps and wildlife history, here is the article by James Hody & @RolandKays documenting their conquest of the continent https://t.co/lRaoB3EEYb https://t.co/sdAU1TqXyK
Coyotes can be found throughout the continent. With the historical loss of larger predators, Coyotes have been expanding to the northeast and into Central America. (doi:10.3897/zookeys.759.15149) #2022MMM https://t.co/s6IfTAGOvB
[2/2] In 2018, a paper in @ZooKeys_Journal by James W. Hody & @RolandKays (@ncstate & @naturalsciences) mapped the historical (10,000–300 BP) range of the native to North America #carnivore + its expansion since 1900. Article
@stakenut @mbeisen Fair enough. Scientific opinions vary, but this study puts coyotes in California prior to European colonization. But my main point is that coyotes are dangerous. They will definitely attack pet dogs/cats and children, and will even go after adult humans. https://t.co/XfrJ92y5kv https://t.co/i8CmaaGU3J
RT @TanisBP: Coyotes can be found throughout the continent. With the historical loss of larger predators, Coyotes have been expanding to th…
This video discusses initiatives to control coyote populations, highlighting the importance of responsible management to protect ecosystems and livestock. It covers methods like trapping and shooting, emphasizing the…
Presenting the research paper Mapping the expansion of coyotes Canis latrans across North and Central America. The study maps the historical and recent range expansion of coyotes, highlighting their spread into diverse…
@stakenut @mbeisen Fair enough. Scientific opinions vary, but this study puts coyotes in California prior to European colonization. But my main point is that coyotes are dangerous. They will definitely attack pet dogs/cats and children, and will even go after adult humans. https://t.co/XfrJ92y5kv https://t.co/i8CmaaGU3J
With #coyotes roaming into cities more often, here's what to expect and how to deal with them. And if you want to read up on how and why they spread across North America, here's something we published: https://t.co/qXmYo6LoKF https://t.co/u1jpqlX3L7
#Coyotes are here to stay in North American cities. How to appreciate them from a distance @ConversationEDU https://t.co/BlrOPmxRws https://t.co/SHp5pXuMOb
RT @TanisBP: Coyotes can be found throughout the continent. With the historical loss of larger predators, Coyotes have been expanding to th…
RT @TanisBP: Coyotes can be found throughout the continent. With the historical loss of larger predators, Coyotes have been expanding to th…
Coyotes can be found throughout the continent. With the historical loss of larger predators, Coyotes have been expanding to the northeast and into Central America. (doi:10.3897/zookeys.759.15149) #2022MMM https://t.co/s6IfTAGOvB
RT @UrbanZoochory: A little history about the expansion of coyotes. Will they make it to the artic in the next 100 years? If you are into…
RT @UrbanZoochory: A little history about the expansion of coyotes. Will they make it to the artic in the next 100 years? If you are into…
RT @UrbanZoochory: A little history about the expansion of coyotes. Will they make it to the artic in the next 100 years? If you are into…
RT @UrbanZoochory: A little history about the expansion of coyotes. Will they make it to the artic in the next 100 years? If you are into…
RT @UrbanZoochory: A little history about the expansion of coyotes. Will they make it to the artic in the next 100 years? If you are into…
RT @UrbanZoochory: A little history about the expansion of coyotes. Will they make it to the artic in the next 100 years? If you are into…
RT @UrbanZoochory: A little history about the expansion of coyotes. Will they make it to the artic in the next 100 years? If you are into…
RT @UrbanZoochory: A little history about the expansion of coyotes. Will they make it to the artic in the next 100 years? If you are into…
RT @UrbanZoochory: A little history about the expansion of coyotes. Will they make it to the artic in the next 100 years? If you are into…
A little history about the expansion of coyotes. Will they make it to the artic in the next 100 years? If you are into nice maps and wildlife history, here is the article by James Hody & @RolandKays documenting their conquest of the continent https://t.co/lRaoB3EEYb https://t.co/sdAU1TqXyK
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RT @Pensoft: [2/2] In 2018, a paper in @ZooKeys_Journal by James W. Hody & @RolandKays (@ncstate & @naturalsciences) mapped the historical…
RT @Pensoft: [2/2] In 2018, a paper in @ZooKeys_Journal by James W. Hody & @RolandKays (@ncstate & @naturalsciences) mapped the historical…
[2/2] In 2018, a paper in @ZooKeys_Journal by James W. Hody & @RolandKays (@ncstate & @naturalsciences) mapped the historical (10,000–300 BP) range of the native to North America #carnivore + its expansion since 1900. Article
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RT @Geetha_Iyer: @martijn_slot and I just saw a coyote cross the road into Cerro Ancon in Panama--I'm losing my mind now that I know they e…
@martijn_slot and I just saw a coyote cross the road into Cerro Ancon in Panama--I'm losing my mind now that I know they expanded their range southward into the country just this decade. Next stop, South America?: https://t.co/rbGeicFQrd
ZooKeys, 759, 81–97. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.759.15149. Nowak, R. M. (2005). Walker's Carnivores of the World. Johns Hopkins ...
... 10.3897/zookeys.759.15149 NC State University North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences #zoology #biodiversity #biogeography #mammals ...
... 10.3897/zookeys.759.15149 NC State University North Carolina Museum ... php. Mapping the expansion of coyotes (Canis latrans) across North and ...
Hody and Roland Kays, 22 May 2018, ZooKeys. DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.759.15149. Never miss a breakthrough: Join the SciTechDaily newsletter ...
Mapping the expansion of coyotes (Canis latrans) across North and Central America. ZooKeys, 2018; 759: 81 DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.759.15149. Cite ...
... 10.3897/zookeys.759.15149 NC State University North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences #zoology #biodiversity #biogeography #mammals ...
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