Fig. 2 in Carnivore conservation planning on Borneo: identifying key carnivore landscapes, research priorities and conservation interventions
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| author | Mathai, John Duckworth, J.W. Meijaard, Erik Fredriksson, Gabriella Hon, Jason Sebastian, Anthony Ancrenaz, Marc Hearn, Andrew J. Ross, Joanna Cheyne, Susan Consortium, Borneo Carnivore al, Andreas Wilting Wilting et Table affiliations, list all co-authors' |
| author_facet | Mathai, John Duckworth, J.W. Meijaard, Erik Fredriksson, Gabriella Hon, Jason Sebastian, Anthony Ancrenaz, Marc Hearn, Andrew J. Ross, Joanna Cheyne, Susan Consortium, Borneo Carnivore al, Andreas Wilting Wilting et Table affiliations, list all co-authors' |
| contents | Fig. 2. Elevation ranges of the predicted species distributions, represented as violin plots at the 10P (conservative/broader altitudinal range; A) and 25P (strict/core altitudinal range; B) thresholds. First two violin plots on each panel represent the elevation ranges of total land area and forested area on Borneo, to facilitate comparison. Violin plots represent kernel density estimates of elevation range of predicted 1 km² grid cells. The median altitudinal preference and interquartile range for each species are shown in the corresponding box plot. Actual records for each species (only category 1, i.e., where precise geographic coordinates were available) are represented as black dots; placement of black dots is arbitrary on either side of the vertical midline. |
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| spellingShingle | Fig. 2 in Carnivore conservation planning on Borneo: identifying key carnivore landscapes, research priorities and conservation interventions Mathai, John Duckworth, J.W. Meijaard, Erik Fredriksson, Gabriella Hon, Jason Sebastian, Anthony Ancrenaz, Marc Hearn, Andrew J. Ross, Joanna Cheyne, Susan Consortium, Borneo Carnivore al, Andreas Wilting Wilting et Table affiliations, list all co-authors' Biodiversity Taxonomy Fig. 2. Elevation ranges of the predicted species distributions, represented as violin plots at the 10P (conservative/broader altitudinal range; A) and 25P (strict/core altitudinal range; B) thresholds. First two violin plots on each panel represent the elevation ranges of total land area and forested area on Borneo, to facilitate comparison. Violin plots represent kernel density estimates of elevation range of predicted 1 km² grid cells. The median altitudinal preference and interquartile range for each species are shown in the corresponding box plot. Actual records for each species (only category 1, i.e., where precise geographic coordinates were available) are represented as black dots; placement of black dots is arbitrary on either side of the vertical midline. |
| title | Fig. 2 in Carnivore conservation planning on Borneo: identifying key carnivore landscapes, research priorities and conservation interventions |
| topic | Biodiversity Taxonomy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20252042 |