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A multilayer perspective for inferring spatial and social functioning in animal movement networks

2019-08-29

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Animal movement patterns are increasingly analysed as spatial networks. Currently, structures of complex movements are typically represented as a single-layer (or monoplex) network. However, aggregating individual movements, to generate population-level inferences, considerably reduces information on how individual or species variability influences spatial connectivity and thus identifying the m...

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10.1101/749085
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