<p>Shaded areas represent the 95% confidence interval obtained through random shuffling (1000 times) of individual geographic locations, black lines around mear <i>r</i> values represent 95% confidence intervals around mean r values generated by bootstrapping (1000 times) pair-wise comparisons within each distance class.</p
<p>Upper (U) and lower (L) confidence limits bound the 95% CI of the null hypothesis of 'No Differen...
<p>Moran’s index to detect the presence of spatial autocorrelation (arrows = I<0.05) in the response...
<p>Spatial autocorrelation was calculated by incremental distance intervals of 50 meters starting at...
<p>Solid line indicates the autocorrelation coefficient, r (-1–1), between individuals at each dista...
<p>(A) Represents correlogram from year 2008, (B) 2010, and (C) a single day. Significant distance c...
<p>Coefficient “r” as a function of increasing cumulated distances (A). Correlogram “B” showing “R” ...
<p>Correlogram plots based on global spatial autocorrelation analyses conducted with variable distan...
<p>(A) 5 km Distance Class. (B) 10 km Distance Class. (C) 20 km Distance Class.</p
Spatial autocorrelation may be defined as the relationship among values of a single variable that co...
<p>Upper (U) and lower (L) confidence limits (two red lines) bind the 95% confidence interval about ...
<p>Distances ranged from 1,000 m to 10,000 m by 1,000 m increments. Dashed lines represent 95% confi...
<p>Solid squares/triangles indicate spatial autocorrelation statistics that remain significant after...
<p>Correlograms of the average autocorrelation coefficient (r) for 20 distance classes of 100 km eac...
<p>Dotted lines indicate the 95% C.I. about the null hypothesis of random distribution of genotypes ...
<p>Distances are the maximum for each class, dashed lines are the 95% CI about the null hypothesis o...
<p>Upper (U) and lower (L) confidence limits bound the 95% CI of the null hypothesis of 'No Differen...
<p>Moran’s index to detect the presence of spatial autocorrelation (arrows = I<0.05) in the response...
<p>Spatial autocorrelation was calculated by incremental distance intervals of 50 meters starting at...
<p>Solid line indicates the autocorrelation coefficient, r (-1–1), between individuals at each dista...
<p>(A) Represents correlogram from year 2008, (B) 2010, and (C) a single day. Significant distance c...
<p>Coefficient “r” as a function of increasing cumulated distances (A). Correlogram “B” showing “R” ...
<p>Correlogram plots based on global spatial autocorrelation analyses conducted with variable distan...
<p>(A) 5 km Distance Class. (B) 10 km Distance Class. (C) 20 km Distance Class.</p
Spatial autocorrelation may be defined as the relationship among values of a single variable that co...
<p>Upper (U) and lower (L) confidence limits (two red lines) bind the 95% confidence interval about ...
<p>Distances ranged from 1,000 m to 10,000 m by 1,000 m increments. Dashed lines represent 95% confi...
<p>Solid squares/triangles indicate spatial autocorrelation statistics that remain significant after...
<p>Correlograms of the average autocorrelation coefficient (r) for 20 distance classes of 100 km eac...
<p>Dotted lines indicate the 95% C.I. about the null hypothesis of random distribution of genotypes ...
<p>Distances are the maximum for each class, dashed lines are the 95% CI about the null hypothesis o...
<p>Upper (U) and lower (L) confidence limits bound the 95% CI of the null hypothesis of 'No Differen...
<p>Moran’s index to detect the presence of spatial autocorrelation (arrows = I<0.05) in the response...
<p>Spatial autocorrelation was calculated by incremental distance intervals of 50 meters starting at...