Co-occurrence of four endangered species in Cajon Bonito, Sonora, Mexico from 2016-2020.

Four endangered species (jaguar, ocelot, American black bear, and American beaver) were all recorded within Cuenca Los Ojos, Sonora, Mexico during a long-term wildlife camera study from 2016 to 2020. Jaguar and ocelot are endangered in the US and Mexico. American black bear and American beaver are endangered in Mexico. This dataset intends to establish vouchers for the photos for endangered species included in the paper "Co-occurrence of four endangered mammals in the Mexico-United States borderlands: jaguar (Panthera Onca), Ocelot (Leopardus pardalis), beaver (Castor canadensis) and black bear (Ursus americanus)". More specifics on the project can be found in that publication.

2016年至2020年的长期野生动物相机监测研究期间，研究人员在墨西哥索诺拉州的洛斯奥霍斯盆地（Cuenca Los Ojos）内记录到四种濒危物种，分别为美洲豹（Jaguar）、虎猫（Ocelot）、美洲黑熊（American black bear）与美洲河狸（American beaver）。其中，美洲豹与虎猫在美国及墨西哥均被列为濒危物种；美洲黑熊与美洲河狸仅在墨西哥境内被列为濒危物种。本数据集旨在为论文《美墨边境区域四种濒危哺乳动物的共存现象：美洲豹（Panthera onca）、虎猫（Leopardus pardalis）、北美河狸（Castor canadensis）与美洲黑熊（Ursus americanus）》中收录的濒危物种照片建立凭证，该项目的更多详细信息可查阅该发表文献。