How Can Overlooking Social Interactions, Space Familiarity or Other “Invisible Landscapes” Shaping A...
How Can Overlooking Social Interactions, Space Familiarity or Other “Invisible Landscapes” Shaping Animal Movement Bias Habitat Selection Estimations and Species Distribution Predictions?
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England: John Wiley & Sons, Inc
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Species' future distributions are commonly predicted using models that link the likelihood of occurrence of individuals to the environment. Although animals' movements are influenced by physical and non‐physical landscapes, for example related to individual experiences such as space familiarity or previous encounters with conspecifics,...
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How Can Overlooking Social Interactions, Space Familiarity or Other “Invisible Landscapes” Shaping Animal Movement Bias Habitat Selection Estimations and Species Distribution Predictions?
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TN_cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_0f328af186cb403ea8572f393f8ac871
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2045-7758
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2045-7758
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10.1002/ece3.70782
