<p>Higher values indicate greater compositional change over time. Inset: Spatial autocorrelation in compositional change (Sørensen's distance) over time as shown in a Moran's I spatial correlogram with 20 km distance classes. Solid points indicate that spatial autocorrelation in that distance class is significantly different than zero (P<0.01).</p
sampling dynamic populations in space and time. / Ecography 27: 767/775. The estimation of spatial ...
<p>Solid line indicates the autocorrelation coefficient, r (-1–1), between individuals at each dista...
In this paper we analyze the existence of spatial autocorrelation at a local level in Catalonia usin...
<p>Filled symbols indicate that the correlation is significantly different than zero using a Bonferr...
<p>Higher values correspond to higher β diversity. The box represents the inner quartile range of in...
Spatial autocorrelation is an assessment of the correlation between two random variables which descr...
Though still often neglected, spatial autocorrelation can be a serious issue in ecology because the ...
Positive autocorrelation implies that proximate observations take on similar values. “Proximate” can...
<p>Shaded areas represent the 95% confidence interval obtained through random shuffling (1000 times)...
<p>Spatial autocorrelation was calculated by incremental distance intervals of 50 meters starting at...
The presence of spatial autocorrelation in abundance and richness patterns has been recognised for s...
<p>(A) Autocorrelation in persistence among plant species close to each other in the functional dend...
Example data and software to calculate the spatial autocorrelation metric Ir. Companion to Landscape...
Many if not all data collected in ecology have both a spatial as well as a temporal dimension. This ...
<p>The figure shows patterns in density dependence among trees over five weeks starting with the las...
sampling dynamic populations in space and time. / Ecography 27: 767/775. The estimation of spatial ...
<p>Solid line indicates the autocorrelation coefficient, r (-1–1), between individuals at each dista...
In this paper we analyze the existence of spatial autocorrelation at a local level in Catalonia usin...
<p>Filled symbols indicate that the correlation is significantly different than zero using a Bonferr...
<p>Higher values correspond to higher β diversity. The box represents the inner quartile range of in...
Spatial autocorrelation is an assessment of the correlation between two random variables which descr...
Though still often neglected, spatial autocorrelation can be a serious issue in ecology because the ...
Positive autocorrelation implies that proximate observations take on similar values. “Proximate” can...
<p>Shaded areas represent the 95% confidence interval obtained through random shuffling (1000 times)...
<p>Spatial autocorrelation was calculated by incremental distance intervals of 50 meters starting at...
The presence of spatial autocorrelation in abundance and richness patterns has been recognised for s...
<p>(A) Autocorrelation in persistence among plant species close to each other in the functional dend...
Example data and software to calculate the spatial autocorrelation metric Ir. Companion to Landscape...
Many if not all data collected in ecology have both a spatial as well as a temporal dimension. This ...
<p>The figure shows patterns in density dependence among trees over five weeks starting with the las...
sampling dynamic populations in space and time. / Ecography 27: 767/775. The estimation of spatial ...
<p>Solid line indicates the autocorrelation coefficient, r (-1–1), between individuals at each dista...
In this paper we analyze the existence of spatial autocorrelation at a local level in Catalonia usin...