Leona Machalová's scientific contributions
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Publications (2)
The book summarizes the current knowledge about Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx), grey wolf (Canis lupus) and brown bear (Ursus arctos) – three species of large carnivores occurring in the Czech Republic and together only in the Carpathian part of Moravian and Silesian regions. Lynx and wolves started to colonize also other areas in the Czech Republic, su...
Occurrence of Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx, Linnaeus 1758) was studied in the broader area of the Beskydy Protected Landscape Area (PLA) in the West Carpathians. The monitoring of the species was based on detection of indirect signs of presence (tracks, scat, remains of prey) found during the monitoring events conducted by trained volunteers of Friends...
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... Dôležité migračné trasy boli identifikované smerom na severozápad do Moravsko-Szlieských Beskýd a severozápad Čiech (Bojda et al. 2010, Kutal et al. 2012, Kutal & Suchomel 2014a a juhozápad do Bielych a Malých Karpát (Hell & Slamečka 1996). Ďalšia migračná trasa prebiehala cez Žitavskú pahorkatinu smerom na severozápadné Maďarsko, avšak vzhľadom na súčasný stav infraštruktúry je jej funkcia pravdepodobne veľmi obmedzená, alebo prerušená (Hell & Slamečka 1996, Kubala 2014. ...
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... A grid of 2.7 × 2.7 km was suggested (Laass 1999), which later became a reference grid for other camera-trapping deigns (Weingarth et al. 2012(Weingarth et al. , 2015, although not everywhere. For example, grid of 2.5 × 2.5 km is used in Slovakia (Kubala et al. 2017), 10 × 10 km in Czech Republic (Kutal et al. 2013), and 3 × 3 in Harz, Germany (Middelhoff & Anders 2018). For reliable density estimates, Weingarth et al. (2015) recommend to prolong the period from late summer to early winter and space cameras 2.5-3 km apart in smaller areas (~300 km 2 ) and 5-6 km in larger ones (~750 km 2 ). ...
