Movement Hotspots
Movement Hotspots
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2024-12-18
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At all scales, animals utilize specific areas exclusively for passage, such as migration corridors, connections of fragmented habitat or routes to drinking holes. When many individuals move through the same areas movement hotspots emerge. An improved understanding of the spatial and temporal aspects of movement hotspots on a population or community level is crucial for the management and conservation of highly mobile species. The Workflow Instance "African Wild Dogs" is used in the paper, given that these data cannot be made public, to ease reproducibility, the Workflow Instance "Public study of Wolves" is also included
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movebank, download, thinning, datasource
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