Buffered Minimum Convex Polygons (MCPs) of resident African wild dog packs in the Waterberg, South Africa
Domain:
geospatialCreator:
Rei
Publisher:
fig
Host:
These four KML files contain the buffered Minimum Convex Polygons (MCPs) used to define availability for second-order resource selection functions (RSFs) in a study of habitat selection by African wild dogs (Lycaon pictus) in a privately owned, multi-use landscape in South Africa.Each MCP represents the 100% home range of one of the four resident packs, expanded by a 4 km buffer based on average daily step length for the population. These polygons were used to generate available locations for second-order analyses examining responses to anthropogenic infrastructure.
Similar
R Scripts for Habitat Selection Analysis of African Wild Dogs in the Waterberg Region, South AfricaThe Diet and Presence of African Wild Dogs (<i>Lycaon pictus</i>) on Private Land in the Waterberg Region, South AfricaWild Dog Demography in Hluhluwe‐Umfolozi Park, South AfricaThe foraging ecology of reintroduced African wild dog in small protected areasProduction Performance among The Restitution Farm Beneficiaries in Waterberg District, South AfricaFencing affects African wild dog movement patterns and population dynamics