Data for: Geometric Descriptors Reveal Social Niche Dynamics in Japanese Macaques

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Auteur principal: Funakawa, Kazuho
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author Funakawa, Kazuho
author_facet Funakawa, Kazuho
contents <p>This dataset contains individual-level stable isotope data and derived niche<br>metrics used in the study “Geometric Descriptors Reveal Social Niche Dynamics<br>in Japanese Macaques”.</p> <p>The dataset includes raw isotopic measurements (δ13C, δ15N, and δ34S) for each<br>individual, along with group identity and sampling year. In addition, it<br>provides individual-level derived metrics quantifying within-group structure<br>in isotopic niche space, including leave-one-out Mahalanobis distances (Di)<br>and related quantities.</p> <p>These data were used to estimate isotopic niche regions and to examine temporal<br>changes in within-group heterogeneity among social groups of Japanese<br>macaques. All analyses were conducted at the annual scale. Sampling dates are<br>not provided because date information was not used in the analyses.</p> <p>This dataset is provided to support reproducibility of the analyses and<br>figures presented in the associated manuscript and may be reused for<br>comparative or methodological studies of isotopic niche structure.</p>
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spellingShingle Data for: Geometric Descriptors Reveal Social Niche Dynamics in Japanese Macaques
Funakawa, Kazuho
japanese macaque
stable isotope
<p>This dataset contains individual-level stable isotope data and derived niche<br>metrics used in the study “Geometric Descriptors Reveal Social Niche Dynamics<br>in Japanese Macaques”.</p> <p>The dataset includes raw isotopic measurements (δ13C, δ15N, and δ34S) for each<br>individual, along with group identity and sampling year. In addition, it<br>provides individual-level derived metrics quantifying within-group structure<br>in isotopic niche space, including leave-one-out Mahalanobis distances (Di)<br>and related quantities.</p> <p>These data were used to estimate isotopic niche regions and to examine temporal<br>changes in within-group heterogeneity among social groups of Japanese<br>macaques. All analyses were conducted at the annual scale. Sampling dates are<br>not provided because date information was not used in the analyses.</p> <p>This dataset is provided to support reproducibility of the analyses and<br>figures presented in the associated manuscript and may be reused for<br>comparative or methodological studies of isotopic niche structure.</p>
title Data for: Geometric Descriptors Reveal Social Niche Dynamics in Japanese Macaques
topic japanese macaque
stable isotope
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17960521