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Selection of floral resources to optimise conservation of agriculturally-functional insect groups
Journal of Insect Conservation, 2012Non-crop vegetation in agricultural landscapes can provide a means of conserving insects in farmed landscapes and optimising on-farm ecosystem services as a result. Inclusion of floral resources may be particularly useful in conserving many beneficial insects, where groups including pollinators and pest natural enemies often rely on nectar and pollen ...
Carrie, Romain +2 more
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1993
When a study of resource selection involves the collection of only two samples it is possible to simplify the estimation of a resource selection probability function. In particular, under certain conditions the estimation can be carried out using logistic regression or discriminant function analysis.
Bryan F. J. Manly +2 more
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When a study of resource selection involves the collection of only two samples it is possible to simplify the estimation of a resource selection probability function. In particular, under certain conditions the estimation can be carried out using logistic regression or discriminant function analysis.
Bryan F. J. Manly +2 more
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Resource Selection Functions for Wood Stork Foraging Habitat in the Southern Everglades
Waterbirds, 2011Abstract. Modeling habitat selection of species with specific foraging requirements is an effective means to evaluate landscape quality for restoration and conservation purposes. Proportional hazards regression, a discrete choice model, was used to develop resource selection functions for breeding Wood Stork in the southern Everglades during the 2006 ...
Herring, Heidi K., Gawlik, Dale E.
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1993
One of the simplest ways of estimating a resource selection probability function involves taking a census of the used and unused units in a population of resource units, and estimating a logistic function for the probability of use as a function of variables that are measured on the units.
Bryan F. J. Manly +2 more
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One of the simplest ways of estimating a resource selection probability function involves taking a census of the used and unused units in a population of resource units, and estimating a logistic function for the probability of use as a function of variables that are measured on the units.
Bryan F. J. Manly +2 more
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Using Resource Selection Functions to Improve Estimation of Elk Population Numbers
The Journal of Wildlife Management, 2008Abstract: Stratification is commonly used to improve sampling efficiency of aerial surveys of ungulate populations with strata typically based on a priori information, such as preflight animal observations or vegetation attributes as surrogates for animal densities.
JAMES R. ALLEN +3 more
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Resource selection functions: taking space seriously?
Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 1999openaire +2 more sources
Decision letter for "Solving the sample size problem for resource selection functions"
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