Comparing migratory connectivity across species: the importance of considering the pattern of sampling and the processes that lead to connectivity (dataset)

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csv files of tracking location data used in the files and the source study; R script files for the analysis in the paper including preparation of data files; the overlap analysis data file merits a separate script

Date made available	10 Aug 2023
Publisher	University of St Andrews

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DOI
10.17630/81d2ba3a-e8fb-4f4e-a0de-376cb01cc096

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Connectivity_analysis_descriptive_Preparing_overlap_file.R
File: application/octet-stream, 10.9 KB
Type: Dataset
Licence: CC BY
migratory_connectivity_data_neotrop_July2019.csv
File: application/octet-stream, 115 KB
Type: Dataset
Licence: CC BY
overlapspread.csv
File: application/octet-stream, 6.98 KB
Type: Dataset
Licence: CC BY
migratory_connectivity_data_afpal_July2019.csv
File: application/octet-stream, 145 KB
Type: Dataset
Licence: CC BY
Assessing_the_best_connectivity_measure_NEW_3.R
File: application/octet-stream, 62.7 KB
Type: Dataset
Licence: CC BY

Paper published in Ibis from these data: Cresswell, W. & Patchett, R. (2023) Comparing migratory connectivity across species: the importance of considering the pattern of sampling and the processes that lead to connectivity. Ibis

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Comparing migratory connectivity across species: the importance of considering the pattern of sampling and the processes that lead to connectivity
Cresswell, W. & Patchett, R. B., Apr 2024, In: Ibis. 166, 2, p. 666-681 16 p.
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Comparing migratory connectivity across species: the importance of considering the pattern of sampling and the processes that lead to connectivity (dataset)

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Comparing migratory connectivity across species: the importance of considering the pattern of sampling and the processes that lead to connectivity

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