Movement Behaviour
State-space modelling of the drivers of movement behaviour in sympatric species
... animal movement behaviour is key to furthering our knowledge on intra- and inter-specific competition, group cohesion, energy expenditure, habitat use, the spread of zoonotic diseases or species ...the ...
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Statistical inference for movement behaviour using animal tracking data
... This chapter briefly discusses the four elements required for this process: track data; covariate information; a model capable of using a hypothesis of movement behaviour, together with [r] ...
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Differences in movement behaviour between successful and less successful goalkeepers in the interception of corner kicks
... examine movement and anticipation behaviour of ...on movement behaviour and performance across differences groups of analysis, according with the idea that successful athletes use anticipated ...
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Contractile properties and movement behaviour in neonatal rats with axotomy, treated with the NMDA antagonist DAP5
... Among the various experimental groups, crush animals had definitely lower motor scores than the controls (p < 0.05). These differences remained throughout all ages, apart from adults, in which the gaits exhibited no ...
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Scaling marine fish movement behaviour from individuals to populations
... Results 359 360 3.1.Individual fish movement 361 362 Mapping the posterior probability of being in a particular state indicated that individual fish from 363 either species switch betwee[r] ...
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Heat transfer and air movement behaviour in a double skin façade
... Meanwhile a number of studies [11-14] have been undertaken and reported about flow visualization and thermal performance of DSFs but there is still inadequate research information about their true effectiveness during ...
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Eye movements and driving : insights into methodology, individual differences and training
... eye movement analyses, each of the four courses driven and viewed were identical across conditions and contained the same number of turns with no differences in the number of lane changes across ...eye ...
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Metrics for describing dyadic movement: a review
... In movement ecology, the few works that have taken collective behaviour into account are data-driven and rely on simplistic theoretical assumptions, relying in metrics that may or may not be measuring what ...
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A comparison of the seasonal movements of tiger sharks and green turtles provides insight into their predator-prey relationship
... the movement behaviour and the kernel density plots showed that tiger sharks still concentrated their movements at Raine Island both inside and outside the turtle nesting ...that movement of this ...
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The dynamics of expertise acquisition in sport : the role of affective learning design
... between movement behaviour and emotions poses many challenges and implications for sport psychologists interested in understanding how the concept of ALD can be applied to the development of expertise in ...
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Proximate cues to phases of movement in a highly dispersive waterfowl, Anas superciliosa
... distance movement behaviour increases as minimum daily temperature increase with the greatest influence occurring at higher ...distance movement is also in- fluenced by cumulative rainfall, with a ...
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Estimation of baboon daily travel distances by means of point sampling – the magnitude of underestimation
... travel behaviour with linear travel routes and high movement speeds, whereas the baboons travelled more opportunistically (slower and less directly) during the rest of the ...in movement ...
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Spatial and temporal variation in movement patterns and behaviour of a large, coral reef mesopredator, Plectropomus leopardus, on the Great Barrier Reef, Australia
... feeding, movement and survival of ...home-ranging behaviour (Nash et ...and movement patterns for ...of movement and space use for individual fishes throughout the course of an entire ...
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The minimum monitoring signal to noise ratio for off axis signals and its implications for directional hearing aids
... orienting behaviour was mini- mally ...comparison, movement duration increased steadily with decreasing target SNR, which suggests that the minimum SNR for which movement duration is unaffected may ...
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Studying mobile species in spatially complex ecosystems: Australian flying-foxes as a case study
... (Longcore et al. 2004). Behavioural changes resulting from light pollution have been demonstrated in a variety of taxa (Baker et al. 2006, Barber-Meyer 2007, Bird et al. 2004, Miller 2006, Rodriguez et al. 2009). For ...
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Revitalisation of a historic building through performance evaluative research into workplace environmental conditions
... on movement and circulation in the office (refer to Diagram 1) and thus contribute towards higher levels of user-satisfaction while creating an oppor- tunity for increased ...of movement of the wooden floor ...
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Specialized movement and laterality of fin biting behaviour in Genyochromis mento in Lake Malawi
... bending movement between attack directions as was seen in ...lateralized behaviour and highly asymmetric morphology may not be advantageous to eat these symmetric parts, compared with ...
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Effects of school-based physical activity on mathematics performance in children: a systematic review
... Many of the reviewed studies included measures of other outcomes, for example, measures of cognitive skills, executive functions, behaviour, brain activation and language achievement. Further examination of these ...
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Essays on the empirical analysis of energy risk
... After the two oil price shocks and the development of derivatives markets in the 1980’s, oil consumption has increased by more than 20 million barrels per day whereas the total trading volume of futures contracts has far ...
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Reduced visual exploration when viewing photographic scenes in individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder
... Adolescents with and without ASD viewed a series of photographic scenes for 5 (Expt1) or 15 seconds (Expt2) each. In Expt2, following the free-viewing phase, participants were asked to look at each scene again and ...
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