Rscripts for RSFs from - Space between houses influences movement and habitat selection of ungulates: Width as a novel metric of development

March 24, 2026Open Access

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The aim is to analyze how the space between houses influences ungulate movement and habitat selection using RSF methods.
Utilized R scripts to conduct univariate analyses for ungulates in winter range and during migration.
Employed supplemental RSF scripts for multivariate analyses on winter range and migration habitats.
Included a function to estimate Ivlev's electivity index for comprehensive analysis.
Univariate analyses highlight significant habitat selection patterns in ungulates based on the width of spaces around houses.
Multivariate results further elucidate interactions between environmental variables influencing ungulate movement.
The application of Ivlev's electivity index demonstrates nuanced preferences in ungulate habitat selection.

Analyzes habitat selection based on space between houses, suggesting width impacts ungulate movement.

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Benjamin Robb (2026) studied this question.

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