1. Variation in the feeding pattern of red foxes in relation to changes in anthropogenic resource availability in a rural habitat of western Poland

   • Marek Panek
   • Maciej Budny

   OriginalPaper 14 September 2016 Pages: 1 - 7

2. Spatial organisation of European wildcats (Felis silvestris silvestris) in an agriculturally dominated landscape in Central Europe

   • Saskia Jerosch
   • Malte Götz
   • Mechthild Roth

   Original Investigation 27 October 2016 Pages: 8 - 16

3. Describing habitat suitability of bobcats (Lynx rufus) using several sources of information obtained at multiple spatial scales

   • Gregory C. Reed
   • John A. Litvaitis
   • Rory P. Carroll

   Original investigation 21 October 2016 Pages: 17 - 26

4. The genetic status of naturally occurring black-nosed impala from northern South Africa

   • J. Paul Grobler
   • Kyla N. Hayter
   • Willem G. Coetzer

   Original investigation 04 November 2016 Pages: 27 - 33

5. Temporal gland secretion in African elephants (Loxodonta africana)

   • John Kioko
   • Kris Taylor
   • Christian Kiffner

   Original investigation 30 July 2016 Pages: 34 - 40

6. The effect of short-term food restriction on the metabolic cost of the acute phase response in the fish-eating Myotis (Myotis vivesi)

   • Aída Otálora-Ardila
   • L. Gerardo Herrera M
   • Kenneth C. Welch Jr.

   Original investigation 08 November 2016 Pages: 41 - 47

7. Different responses of attic-dwelling bat species to landscape naturalness

   • Marcel Uhrin
   • Petr Benda
   • Peter Kaňuch

   Original investigation 18 October 2016 Pages: 48 - 56

8. Relationship between moonlight and nightly activity patterns of the ocelot (Leopardus pardalis) and some of its prey species in Formosa, Northern Argentina

   • Maren Huck
   • Cecilia P. Juárez
   • Eduardo Fernández-Duque

   Original investigation 31 October 2016 Pages: 57 - 64

9. Effects of temporary closure of a national park on leopard movement and behaviour in tropical Asia

   • Dusit Ngoprasert
   • Antony J. Lynam
   • George A. Gale

   Original investigation 09 November 2016 Pages: 65 - 73

10. What bite marks can tell us: Use of on-fruit tooth impressions to study seed consumer identity and consumption patterns within a rodent assemblage

    • Ana Carolina Antunes
    • Fabrício Baccaro
    • Adrian A. Barnett

    Original investigation 16 November 2016 Pages: 74 - 79