habitat selection
THE IMPORTANCE OF INDIVIDUAL VARIATION IN DEFINING HABITAT SELECTION BY MOOSE IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA
... which habitat classes (or levels of any categori- cal variables) are dropped during analyses so that this information ...in selection by moose, we would not have realized that inference about habitat ...
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Habitat Selection by Large Mammals in South Luangwa National Park, Zambia
... Habitat selection is viewed as a hierarchical process involving innate and learned behaviourin which an individual decides what habitat it prefers ...in habitat selection tend to ...
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Living on the edge: multiscale habitat selection by cheetahs in a human‐wildlife landscape
... a selection of biotic and abiotic factors that provide a space for a species to live (Kearney, ...to habitat loss and degradation, persecution and depletion of prey (Ripple et ...the habitat ...
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Winter home range and habitat selection by Wapiti in Fiordland National Park
... Elk habitat use is conditioned by topography, weather, cover, the need to avoid predators, biting insects and hunters, and biological factors-such as forage quality and cover ...quantity. Habitat use is ...
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Kakapo habitat selection on Hauturu-o-toi in relation to plant phenology
... Resource selection varied strongly between breeding and non-breeding females during the 1995 breeding ...While habitat selection was strongly based on sex, breeding status of female kākāpō provided ...
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Linking seasonal home range size with habitat selection and movement in a mountain ungulate
... either habitat selection or movement in mountain ibex and large herbivores in general (see below), an explicit link between movement, habitat se- lection and home range size has never been ...
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The Influence of Temperature and Forage Availability on Growth and Habitat Selection of a Pelagic Piscivore
... to habitat characteristics, these distributions would have been difficult to predict in their entirety because striped bass did not consistently optimize their patch choice behavior with respect to temperature, ...
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Effect of anthropogenic light on bird movement, habitat selection, and distribution: a systematic map protocol
... Artificial light has been increasing globally at a rate of 2.2% per year [1], with a high diversity of documented effects on wildlife, including birds. Man-made objects (buildings, vehicles, power lines, street lighting, ...
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Eyes in the sky: linking satellite oceanography and biotelemetry to explore habitat selection by basking sharks
... on habitat selection, migration, population structure, physiology, foraging strategies, and swimming behaviors can be inferred by examining the movements of individuals within a population ...and ...
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The Langevin diffusion as a continuous‐time model of animal movement and habitat selection
... the habitat selection parameters are underestimated in absolute value, ...the selection process, and the estimated utilisation distribution would be flat, corresponding to a uniform distribution of ...
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Space and habitat selection by female European wild cats (Felis silvestris silvestris)
... 5. Habitat type rankings and results of univariate t–tests for third order season habitat selection of 6 habitat types by female wildcats in Serra da Malcata Nature Reserve (Portugal), ...
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Tundra Swan (Cygnus columbianus columbianus) Habitat Selection during the Nonbreeding Period
... in habitat selection and is influenced by many social, inter-specific and environmental factors, such as human disturbance, predation, and weather (Garshelis 2000, Matthiopoulos 2003, Aarts et ...Generally, ...
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Abundance and Habitat Selection of Breeding Scoters ( Melanitta spp.) in Ontario’s Hudson Bay Lowlands
... and habitat use by these three species are poorly documented (Ross 2007a, 2007b, 2007c, ...about habitat selection for any of the three scoter species, and most accounts are simply descriptions of ...
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Combined measurements of prey availability explain habitat selection in foraging seabirds
... Interactions between currents and bathymetry are influential processes in shallow seas [6]. Turbulent energy originating from interactions between strong currents and shallow seabeds generally results in vertical mixing, ...
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Effects of Prescribed Fire on Northern Bobwhite Nest Success and Breeding Season Habitat Selection.
... bobwhite selection would increase with increased percent woody understory cover initially and then decline beyond a ...which selection would decline dramatically. Burn Unit Habitat Selection ...
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The Langevin diffusion as a continuous-time model of animal movement and habitat selection
... resource selection function, embedded in the movement process, to infer habitat ...the habitat selection parameters in a linear model framework, from which an estimated utilisation ...
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Developmental dimorphism and expression of chemosensory mediated behavior: habitat selection by a specialist marine herbivore
... Unlike planktotrophic larvae, which may be carried out of their native estuary into the open ocean, lecithotrophic larvae are unlikely to be carried far from the parental habitat at the present study site (Levin, ...
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Habitat selection by American beaver at multiple spatial scales
... third-order habitat selection by animals is often assessed with use-availability and the presence– absence approaches [24, ...second-order habitat selec- tion by white-tailed deer (Odocoileus ...
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Photo orientation regulates seasonal habitat selection in the two spotted spider mite, Tetranychus urticae
... fluorescent tubes; thus, avoidance of UV would have been induced, as we observed here (Fig.2D). Mori (Mori, 1962) showed that T. urticae females collected in late October (autumn) were less sensitive to light than those ...
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Stochastic models of animal movement and habitat selection
... step selection model based on a rejection-based MCMC algorithm: they can only arise if every proposed step was ...step selection model based on a Metropolis sampler with normal proposal ...the ...
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