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Silva-Rodríguez EA, Cortés EI, Álvarez X, Cabeza D, Cáceres B, Cáceres B, Cariñanos A et al. (2024) A camera-trap asessment of the native and invasive mammals present in protected areas of Magallanes, Chilean Patagonia. Gayana 88: 27-43.

Schüttler E, Gañan M, Barroso O, Contador T, Illanes D, Muñoz-Araya G, Palma M-J et al. (2024) Observations of attacks on sei and fin whales by killer whales in Magellanic sub-Antarctic waters, Chile. Aquatic Mammals 50: 332-341.

Gómez-Silva V, Crego RD, Jaksic FM, Flores-Benner G, Schüttler E (2024) Understanding ground-nesting habitat selection by waterbirds to prioritize invasive predator control on islands. Basic and Applied Ecology 78:14-22.

Schüttler E, Mackenzie R, Muñoz-Petersen L (2023) Biocultural Conservation in Biosphere Reserves in Temperate Regions of Chile, Estonia, Germany, and Sweden. In: Rozzi R, Tauro A, Avriel-Avni N, Wright T, May Jr RH (eds) Field Environmental Philosophy. Ecology and Ethics, vol 5. Springer.

Schüttler E, Jiménez JE (2022) Are tourists facilitators of the movement of free-ranging dogs? Animals 12:3564

Schüttler E, Saavedra-Aracena L, Jiménez JE (2022) Spatial and temporal plasticity in free-ranging dogs in sub-Antarctic Chile. Applied Animal Behaviour Science 250:105610.

Saavedra-Aracena L, Grimm-Seyfarth A, Schüttler E (2021) Do dog-human bonds influence movements of free-ranging dogs in wilderness? Applied Animal Behaviour Science 241:105358

Contardo J, Grimm-Seyfarth A, Cattan PE, Schüttler E (2021) Environmental factors regulate occupancy of free-ranging dogs on a sub-Antarctic island, Chile. Biological Invasions 23:677-691

Crête C, Herrmann TM, Fortin C, Schüttler E (2020) Public perceptions of non-native plant species on a Chilean sub-Antarctic island. Polar Geography 43:46-63

Schüttler E, Crego RD, Saavedra-Aracena L, Silva-Rodríguez EA, Rozzi R, Soto N, Jiménez JE (2019) New records of invasive mammals from the sub-Antarctic Cape Horn Archipelago. Polar Biology 42:1093-1105

Gálvez N, Guillera-Arroita G, St. John FAV, Schüttler E, Macdonald DW, Davies ZG (2018) A spatially integrated framework for assessing socioecological drivers of carnivore decline. Journal of Applied Ecology 54:1919-1929

Schüttler E, Saavedra-Aracena L, Jiménez JE (2018) Domestic carnivore interactions with wildlife in the Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve, Chile: husbandry and perceptions of impact from a community perspective. PeerJ 6:e4124

Schüttler E, Klenke R, Galuppo S, Castro RA, Bonacic C, Laker J, Henle K (2017) Habitat use and sensitivity to fragmentation in America’s smallest Wildcat. Mammalian Biology 86:1-8


Fleschutz MM, Gálvez N, Pe’er G, Davies ZG, Henle K, Schüttler E (2016) Response of a small felid of conservation concern to habitat fragmentation. Biodiversity and Conservation 25:1447-1463

Herrmann TH, Schüttler E, Benavides P, Gálvez N, Söhn L, Palomo N (2013) Values, animal symbolism, and human-animal relationships associated to two threatened felids in Mapuche and Chilean local narratives. Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine 9:41

Schüttler E, Rozzi R, Jax K (2011) Towards a societal discourse on invasive species management: A case study of public perceptions of mink and beavers in Cape Horn. Journal for Nature Conservation 19:175-184


Schüttler E, Ibarra JT, Gruber B, Rozzi R &Jax K (2010) Abundance and habitat preferences of the southernmost population of mink: implications for managing a recent island invasion. Biodiversity and Conservation 19:725-743


Schüttler E, Klenke R, McGehee S, Rozzi, Jax K (2009) Vulnerability of ground-nesting waterbirds to predation by invasive American mink in the Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve, Chile. Biological Conservation. 142:1450-1460

Schüttler E, Cárcamo J, Rozzi R (2008) Diet of the American mink Mustela vison and its potential impact on the native fauna of Navarino Island, Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve, Chile. Revista Chilena de Historia Natural. 81:599-613

Anderson CB, Rozzi R, Torres-Mura JC, McGehee SM, Sherriffs MF, Schüttler E, Rosemond AD (2006): Exotic vertebrate fauna of the remote and pristine sub-Antarctic Cape Horn Archipelago, Chile. Biodiversity and Conservation 15:3295-3313

graphical abstracts.

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Are tourists facilitators of the movement of free-ranging dogs?
Spatial and temporal placticity in free-ranging dogs in sub-Antarctic Chile
Do dog-human bonds influence movements of free-ranging dogs in wilderness?
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