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The aim is to evaluate how sympatric ungulates share space and time in a temperate forest ecosystem.

A year-long camera-trap dataset for assessing spatial occurrence and diel activity of sympatric ungulates in South Korea

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Randomized trial assesses spatial occurrence and diel activity in sympatric ungulates, implying conservation importance.

The aim is to evaluate how sympatric ungulates share space and time in a temperate forest ecosystem.
Curated one-year camera-trap dataset covering four ungulate species in Uljin County, South Korea.
Applied species-wise occupancy models for spatial occurrence analysis.
Conducted non-parametric activity analyses to examine diel activity and temporal overlap.
4,623 independent detection events recorded for four species over 29,850 functional camera-trap nights.
Species detection rates included long-tailed goral (2,317), water deer (814), Siberian roe deer (808), and wild boar (684).
Diel activity overlap analyzed using local clock time and solar-time sensitivity.

Jeon et al. (2026) studied this question.

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