Habitat and substrate use of individual taxa
Arctic Sensitivity? Suitable Habitat for Benthic Taxa Is Surprisingly Robust to Climate Change
... environment and in many models only one or a few features were used, e.g., hinge, linear, and quadratic. Segment-based (non-gridded) data were modeled using SWD (samples-with-data) format in MaxEnt for both presence and ...
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Specialization in habitat use by coral reef damselfishes and their susceptibility to habitat loss
... of habitat use suggest that certain corals, particularly ...2012). Habitat choice by obligate coral-dwelling damselfishes thus involves a trade-off between using the corals that maximize ...
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Some Basic Principles of Habitat Use
... of habitat selection and microhabitat is similar to the second, third, and fourth levels in Johnson’s (1980) ...but individual females used specific individual sites for ...
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Winter habitat use of harbour seals
... each individual dive, 10 depth points and the TAD index were provided in addition to duration and maximum ...seals’ habitat use at a fine geographical and temporal scale, as long as they occasionally ...
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The effectiveness of spawning habitat creation or enhancement for substrate-spawning temperate fish: a systematic review
... spawning habitat enhancements with those of nursery or rearing habitat quality, where factors such as temperature, nutrient availability, food, and cover can dictate success ...spawning habitat ...
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The effectiveness of spawning habitat creation or enhancement for substrate spawning temperate fish: a systematic review protocol
... for use in the field of environ- mental ...exclusively habitat creation/enhance- ment, but will be subject to the same assessment of valid- ity as all other ...
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Assessing a restoration project for lake sturgeon spawning habitat: use of habitat suitability and numerical models
... assess habitat changes due to the landslide, and how it affected spawning lake sturgeon (LaHaye et ...artificial substrate or kick-net sampling within the island and traditiona l spawning sites, and larval ...
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THE IMPORTANCE OF INDIVIDUAL VARIATION IN DEFINING HABITAT SELECTION BY MOOSE IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA
... per individual, the global model appears to be biologically ...a habitat class so exten- sively that it had to be dropped from individual models, but the global model indicated selec- tion for that ...
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Temporal segmentation of animal trajectories informed by habitat use
... an individual utilizes the environment depends both on the current availability of habitat and the behavioral prerequisites of the individual at that ...in individual–environment associations ...
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THE EFFECTS OF HUMAN ACTIVITY ON SUMMER HABITAT USE BY MOOSE
... large individual variation in response variables, we calculated relative distance and density on a daily scale by centring the response variables on daily means per ...the individual mean distance or ...
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Habitat Use and Foraging Ecology of Bats in North Dakota
... fine-scale habitat characteristics on community diversity and foraging ...foraging habitat selection of little brown bats, Myotis lucifugus, a species of conservation ...of habitat and the ...
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American Woodcock Winter Habitat Use in an Agricultural Landscape.
... collected diurnal locations between 1000 and 1600 hours EST and nocturnal locations between 1900 and 100 hours EST. We used a truck-mounted omni-directional whip antenna to locate woodcock, and used a directional ...
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Habitat Use by Middle Mississippi River Pallid Sturgeon
... sand substrate and this may help expose benthic inver- tebrates common in the pallid sturgeon diet (Carl- son et ...WDB habitat during the other seasons at lower ...
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SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION AND HABITAT USE OF THE BLISS RAPIDS SNAIL
... measured habitat along two transects parallel to the river bank (scale 5), one in shallow water ...of individual transects varied based on channel morphology ...assess substrate size, to sample ...
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A wavelength-dispersive instrument for characterizing fluorescence and scattering spectra of individual aerosol particles on a substrate
... intended use, the instrument can provide separate spectral images of fluorescence and elastic scatter which al- low direct determination of the ratio of biological particles to total ...
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Habitat Use by the Banded Rail
... HABITAT USE BY THE BANDED RAIL Summary: The distribution of banded rail habitat use in a saltmarsh was measured by recording the rate at which their footprints ...between habitat ...
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Managed realignment for habitat compensation: Use of a new intertidal habitat by fishes
... and nocturnal (N) fyke catches in the managed realignment and estuary. 2); there was also no significant difference in the 248.. composition of trawl catches between years (PERM[r] ...
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Notes to the use of Aulacoseira taxa in the palaeoecological reconstruction of the Bohemian forest lakes
... Tiny low-mantle specimens in our samples are the most similar to A. tenella (Nygaard) Simonsen in Houk (2003). Although forms presented as A. tenella in several studies (e.g. Eloranta 1986; Genkal and Chekryzheva 2011; ...
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The status of red grouse in Ireland and the effects of land use, habitat and habitat quality on their distribution
... suitable habitat has been irreparably destroyed, primarily through land use changes, in particular large- scale afforestation on blanket bogs and mechanical exploitation of raised ...
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Sensory mechanisms, habitat selection and habitat use in tropical juvenile coral reef fish
... the habitat in which they have ...one habitat to the other during the tidal ...particular habitat, for instance into the mangrove roots at high tide, does not necessarily indicate that they feed ...
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