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1. Introduction For more than 4000 years, donkeys have been domesticated as beasts of burden for packing, transporting goods, and tillage [1]. Donkeys (Equus asinus L.), also called “feral burros” [2], are believed to be evolved from the African wild ass (Equss africanus) and lived and worked with humans for 1000s of years in Arabia [3]. They are an equine species with distinct large heads and long ears [4].
Abstract : Simple Summary Using hierarchical distance-sampling models, we estimated the population size of the endemic Arabian Partridge at the northern boundary of its range in Saudi Arabia and the factors that influence density and distribution. Overall density in Harrat Uwayrid Biosphere Reserve was estimated at 25.6 (6.16 SE) birds/km2 and abundance at ~118 individuals.
Digitized species occurrence data provide an unprecedented source of information for ecologists and conservationists. Species distribution model (SDM) has become a popular method to utilise these data for understanding the spatial and temporal distribution of species, and for modelling biodiversity patterns.
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