Landscape heterogeneity may influence ranging behaviour of mammals. Here we relate the home range size of ele-phants living in the Kruger National Park to the number of patches, proportion of each patch, spatial arrangement of patches, patch shape, and contrast between neighbouring patches. Home range sizes decreased exponentially with an increase in the number of patches per 100 km2 and the home range sizes of bulls were in general more strongly related to measures of heterogeneity. This may reflect dif-ferences in perception of heterogeneity between the sexes. Key words: FRAGSTATS, home range, landscape hetero-geneity Résumé Il se peut que la hétérogénéite ́ du paysage agisse sur le comportement des mammifères au pâturage. Dans ce...
We investigated home ranges of grey rhebok and mountain reedbuck at Sterkfontein Dam Nature Reserve ...
Understanding the habitat preferences of large mammals is critical for their conservation and manage...
International audienceThe spatial distribution of non-substitutable resources implies diverging pred...
1. Understanding and accurately predicting the spatial patterns of habitat use by organisms is impor...
The elephant population (n = 324, December 2000) in Addo Elephant National Park (AENP), South Africa...
Within-population studies are needed to investigate the extent of, and the factors underlying, intra...
Based on the agricultural landscape of the Sebungwe in Zimbabwe, we investigated whether and how the...
A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Science, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, in fulf...
This chapter reviews a body of evidence from Chobe and savannas elsewhere in Africa that indicates h...
Aim: The extinction risks of species are influenced by their geographical range sizes, as species wi...
UMR AMAP, Equipe 3International audienceIn spatial ecology, detailed covariance analyses are useful ...
Landscape heterogeneity, namely the variation of a landscape property across space and time, can inf...
UMR AMAP, Equipe 3International audienceIn spatial ecology, detailed covariance analyses are useful ...
Ecological phenomena at a certain location often not only depend on the current characteristics of t...
Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Society (RSPSoc) S...
We investigated home ranges of grey rhebok and mountain reedbuck at Sterkfontein Dam Nature Reserve ...
Understanding the habitat preferences of large mammals is critical for their conservation and manage...
International audienceThe spatial distribution of non-substitutable resources implies diverging pred...
1. Understanding and accurately predicting the spatial patterns of habitat use by organisms is impor...
The elephant population (n = 324, December 2000) in Addo Elephant National Park (AENP), South Africa...
Within-population studies are needed to investigate the extent of, and the factors underlying, intra...
Based on the agricultural landscape of the Sebungwe in Zimbabwe, we investigated whether and how the...
A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Science, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, in fulf...
This chapter reviews a body of evidence from Chobe and savannas elsewhere in Africa that indicates h...
Aim: The extinction risks of species are influenced by their geographical range sizes, as species wi...
UMR AMAP, Equipe 3International audienceIn spatial ecology, detailed covariance analyses are useful ...
Landscape heterogeneity, namely the variation of a landscape property across space and time, can inf...
UMR AMAP, Equipe 3International audienceIn spatial ecology, detailed covariance analyses are useful ...
Ecological phenomena at a certain location often not only depend on the current characteristics of t...
Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Society (RSPSoc) S...
We investigated home ranges of grey rhebok and mountain reedbuck at Sterkfontein Dam Nature Reserve ...
Understanding the habitat preferences of large mammals is critical for their conservation and manage...
International audienceThe spatial distribution of non-substitutable resources implies diverging pred...