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Predicting animal home‐range structure and transitions using a multistate Ornstein‐Uhlenbeck biased random walk

Breed et al., 2017

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9978297768902219864
Author
Breed G
Golson E
Tinker M
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Ecology

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The home‐range concept is central in animal ecology and behavior, and numerous mechanistic models have been developed to understand home range formation and maintenance. These mechanistic models usually assume a single, contiguous home range …
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