Density of animal locations vs. widths of edge shapes. Densities are in proportion to the mean density in the whole patch - thus, 1 means no effect of the edge.

<p>The three plots show different types of behaviors to the edge: <b>A</b> - attraction, <b>B</b> - neutral, <b>C</b> - avoidance. Within each graph, the different colors lines represent the different types of edge shapes. The different lines of each color represent different narrownesses. The tight clustering of the colored lines as compared to the change along the x-axis shows that most of the effects on density are due to point width, not point narrowness.