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3f. Graphic showing ibex distribution. Scats and tracks delivered high detection scores for ibex and most cells show a combination of both. Cells in which ibex were recorded are shown by method used: track identification, camera traps, sightings, and scats. The legend provides the number of cells sampled for each method. Sightings were scored in just one cell and this was exclusive (no other method in this cell). Ibex locations seem to be aggregated around Wadi Uyun and north of Titam.

3f. Graphic showing ibex distribution. Scats and tracks delivered high detection scores for ibex and most cells show a combination of both. Cells in which ibex were recorded are shown by method used: track identification, camera traps, sightings, and scats. The legend provides the number of cells sampled for each method. Sightings were scored in just one cell and this was exclusive (no other method in this cell). Ibex locations seem to be aggregated around Wadi Uyun and north of Titam.

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Expedition report: Status of the Arabian leopard (Panthera pardus nimr) in Dhofar, Sultanate of Oman (February/March 2011)
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  • Mar 2011
Abstract The Arabian Leopard Panthera pardus nimr is a flagship species for Oman’s mountain habitats. It is classified by IUCN as Critically Endangered and is listed on Appendix 1 of the convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) having disappeared from most of its former range on the Arabian Peninsula. Most of the remaining w...
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