<p>Example of densities of animals at different types of edge shapes, for width of shapes = 10.</p
<p>Examples of images segmentation with different staining and cell population.</p
Projected graph properties for different animals, with the number of neurons as the X-axis.</p
<p>A selection of the correlations between various parameters for both animal types combined.</p
<p>The three plots show different types of behaviors to the edge: <b>A</b> - attraction, <b>B</b> - ...
Species and distribution of animals caught in non-disturbed, edge, and disturbed grids.</p
<p>Descriptive statistics for FA and WALA points for canine and molar widths in two groups.</p
<p>Note the log scale for density. Densities are in proportion to the mean density in the whole patc...
<p>The top row of figures represents how animals reflected from the edge and the bottom row represen...
<p>(A) Example of edge length filtering, (B) Example of edge angle filtering.</p
<p>Example of a distribution of densities in a region of interest in a top plate, from which the med...
Animal travel between habitat patches affects populations, communities and ecosystems. There are thr...
<p>High traversability conditions resulted in the accumulation of hosts in some patches, even under ...
<p>An example of the test stimulus array formed by different weighted averages of a dense and fatty ...
Example of the applied horse shape model with both curves and angles derived from landmarks.</p
<p>Relative density of the 6 <i>Mustelidae</i> species of interest as estimated by our model (darker...
<p>Examples of images segmentation with different staining and cell population.</p
Projected graph properties for different animals, with the number of neurons as the X-axis.</p
<p>A selection of the correlations between various parameters for both animal types combined.</p
<p>The three plots show different types of behaviors to the edge: <b>A</b> - attraction, <b>B</b> - ...
Species and distribution of animals caught in non-disturbed, edge, and disturbed grids.</p
<p>Descriptive statistics for FA and WALA points for canine and molar widths in two groups.</p
<p>Note the log scale for density. Densities are in proportion to the mean density in the whole patc...
<p>The top row of figures represents how animals reflected from the edge and the bottom row represen...
<p>(A) Example of edge length filtering, (B) Example of edge angle filtering.</p
<p>Example of a distribution of densities in a region of interest in a top plate, from which the med...
Animal travel between habitat patches affects populations, communities and ecosystems. There are thr...
<p>High traversability conditions resulted in the accumulation of hosts in some patches, even under ...
<p>An example of the test stimulus array formed by different weighted averages of a dense and fatty ...
Example of the applied horse shape model with both curves and angles derived from landmarks.</p
<p>Relative density of the 6 <i>Mustelidae</i> species of interest as estimated by our model (darker...
<p>Examples of images segmentation with different staining and cell population.</p
Projected graph properties for different animals, with the number of neurons as the X-axis.</p
<p>A selection of the correlations between various parameters for both animal types combined.</p
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