<p>When the graph is positive, it indicates the times of the day that Maremmas are more likely to leave stock, when the graph is negative, it indicates the times of the day that Maremmas are less likely to leave stock. This number is calculated as follows: the percentage of the total number of locations for each category (with and without livestock) that fell within that hour of the day was calculated for each dog. Then for each hour, the percentage with livestock was subtracted from the percentage without livestock.</p
<p>The basic control strategy as described by Danish and European legislation (dark gray boxes) with...
<p>Percentage of relative abundance change at genus level in the control and treatment animals at da...
Increasingly feedlots are managing cattle as individual animals rather than on a pen level basis. A...
Percentages (50% to 95%) indicate the corresponding percentiles for that week. In bold the number of...
a) Daily and annual distribution of the dog-vehicle collisions according to solar time of the day. B...
<p>A. The vertical line indicates a manager’s objective for the population. The area that is shaded ...
Distribution of dog-vehicle collisions during weekdays (left side) and weekends (right side). Upper ...
<p>Graphs show (a) the non-breeding season (March–August) and (b) the breeding season for cats (Sept...
<p>Proportions of flocks of different sizes during sunrise (departing from the roost), sunset (arriv...
The calculation of apparent prevalence and apparent incidence and the tracking of the animals in the...
<p>Number of cattle depredated regressed on the number of wolves killed, number of wolf breeding pai...
<p>The curves show the difference between succeeding day adipose cell-size probability distributions...
<p>Cell entries marked with by ‘+’ symbols represent significant increases (<i>P</i> < 0.025) with p...
The horizontal bar above the graph indicates the months with intense (green) and low/no hunting acti...
Cumulative relative frequency of cow exits by days post-partum (DPP), shown for different exit categ...
<p>The basic control strategy as described by Danish and European legislation (dark gray boxes) with...
<p>Percentage of relative abundance change at genus level in the control and treatment animals at da...
Increasingly feedlots are managing cattle as individual animals rather than on a pen level basis. A...
Percentages (50% to 95%) indicate the corresponding percentiles for that week. In bold the number of...
a) Daily and annual distribution of the dog-vehicle collisions according to solar time of the day. B...
<p>A. The vertical line indicates a manager’s objective for the population. The area that is shaded ...
Distribution of dog-vehicle collisions during weekdays (left side) and weekends (right side). Upper ...
<p>Graphs show (a) the non-breeding season (March–August) and (b) the breeding season for cats (Sept...
<p>Proportions of flocks of different sizes during sunrise (departing from the roost), sunset (arriv...
The calculation of apparent prevalence and apparent incidence and the tracking of the animals in the...
<p>Number of cattle depredated regressed on the number of wolves killed, number of wolf breeding pai...
<p>The curves show the difference between succeeding day adipose cell-size probability distributions...
<p>Cell entries marked with by ‘+’ symbols represent significant increases (<i>P</i> < 0.025) with p...
The horizontal bar above the graph indicates the months with intense (green) and low/no hunting acti...
Cumulative relative frequency of cow exits by days post-partum (DPP), shown for different exit categ...
<p>The basic control strategy as described by Danish and European legislation (dark gray boxes) with...
<p>Percentage of relative abundance change at genus level in the control and treatment animals at da...
Increasingly feedlots are managing cattle as individual animals rather than on a pen level basis. A...