<p>Function 1 accounted for 97.6% of the between-group variability. Pink triangles represent females equipped with satellite tags that migrated to northern foraging areas, green squares those foraging in eastern central Florida and blue diamonds those foraging in the south. Black markers represent the centroids for the respective foraging groups. Empty circles represent untracked females. Dotted lines define the three DFA territories.</p
<p>Fisher's distances between clusters (blue cells) and associated p values (red cells) are provided...
1. Stable isotopes of nitrogen are useful for quantifying the trophic structure of food webs, but on...
(A) Cocoa Creek and (B) Healy Creek. Line colour and type differentiate between isotope-based foragi...
The technique of discriminant function analysis was originated by R.A. Fisher and first applied by B...
Statistical analysis of the isotope data illustrated in Figure 6. A discriminant analysis run using ...
<p>The bars indicate the standard deviation estimated from 100 repetitions. The different types of l...
<p>Inset illustrates the relative contribution of individual discriminant functions (DFs) to overall...
<p>Abbreviations: D<sup>2</sup>, Squared Mahalanobis distance; FOL, folivores; FRU, frugivores/mixed...
There is increasing realisation that individuals in many animal populations differ substantially in ...
<p>A: Scatter plot of two discrimination functions based on samples from adult males, adult females ...
Discriminant analysis: Assignations of modern individuals to two geographical groups (discriminant f...
<p>Box plots show the relative proportions for each food source with 95% (dark grey), 75%, 25% (medi...
<p>Isotopic value distributions for domesticated animals showing groups with different husbandry str...
<p>Total niche area (TA) was the area of the convex hulls that included δ13C-δ15N isotopic values of...
Interpreting temporal variation in omnivore foraging ecology via stable isotope modellin
<p>Fisher's distances between clusters (blue cells) and associated p values (red cells) are provided...
1. Stable isotopes of nitrogen are useful for quantifying the trophic structure of food webs, but on...
(A) Cocoa Creek and (B) Healy Creek. Line colour and type differentiate between isotope-based foragi...
The technique of discriminant function analysis was originated by R.A. Fisher and first applied by B...
Statistical analysis of the isotope data illustrated in Figure 6. A discriminant analysis run using ...
<p>The bars indicate the standard deviation estimated from 100 repetitions. The different types of l...
<p>Inset illustrates the relative contribution of individual discriminant functions (DFs) to overall...
<p>Abbreviations: D<sup>2</sup>, Squared Mahalanobis distance; FOL, folivores; FRU, frugivores/mixed...
There is increasing realisation that individuals in many animal populations differ substantially in ...
<p>A: Scatter plot of two discrimination functions based on samples from adult males, adult females ...
Discriminant analysis: Assignations of modern individuals to two geographical groups (discriminant f...
<p>Box plots show the relative proportions for each food source with 95% (dark grey), 75%, 25% (medi...
<p>Isotopic value distributions for domesticated animals showing groups with different husbandry str...
<p>Total niche area (TA) was the area of the convex hulls that included δ13C-δ15N isotopic values of...
Interpreting temporal variation in omnivore foraging ecology via stable isotope modellin
<p>Fisher's distances between clusters (blue cells) and associated p values (red cells) are provided...
1. Stable isotopes of nitrogen are useful for quantifying the trophic structure of food webs, but on...
(A) Cocoa Creek and (B) Healy Creek. Line colour and type differentiate between isotope-based foragi...