Camera settings and biome influence the accuracy of citizen science approaches to camera trap image classification

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Ecology and Evolution, 2020

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10.1002/ece3.6722
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Nicole Egna; David O'Connor; Jenna Stacy‐Dawes; Mathias W Tobler; Nicholas Pilfold; Kristin Neilson; Brooke Simmons; Elizabeth Oneita Davis; Mark Bowler; Julian Fennessy; Jenny Anne Glikman; Lexson Larpei; Jesus Lekalgitele; Ruth Lekupanai; Johnson Lekushan; Lekuran Lemingani; Joseph Lemirgishan; Daniel Lenaipa; Jonathan Lenyakopiro; Ranis Lenalakiti Lesipiti; Masenge Lororua; Arthur Muneza; Sebastian Rabhayo; Symon Masiaine Ole Ranah; Kirstie Ruppert; Megan Owen

Nicole Egna, David O'Connor, Jenna Stacy‐Dawes, Mathias W Tobler, Nicholas Pilfold, Kristin Neilson, Brooke Simmons, Elizabeth Oneita Davis, Mark Bowler, Julian Fennessy, Jenny Anne Glikman, Lexson Larpei, Jesus Lekalgitele, Ruth Lekupanai, Johnson Lekushan, Lekuran Lemingani, Joseph Lemirgishan, Daniel Lenaipa, Jonathan Lenyakopiro, Ranis Lenalakiti Lesipiti, Masenge Lororua, Arthur Muneza, Sebastian Rabhayo, Symon Masiaine Ole Ranah, Kirstie Ruppert, Megan Owen (2020). Camera settings and biome influence the accuracy of citizen science approaches to camera trap image classification. Ecology and Evolution. https://doi.org/10.1002/ece3.6722