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| author | Edwards, Chloe M. Syme, Jonathan Parra, Guido J. |
| author_facet | Edwards, Chloe M. Syme, Jonathan Parra, Guido J. |
| contents | FIGURE 3 | Standardized lagged association rates (SLARs) of individual Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins around the North West Cape, Western Australia (blue line). Models of best fit (Δ QAIC 0–2) are illustrated by an orange line for casual acquaintances and a yellow line for two levels of casual acquaintances. The purple line represents the null association rate. Vertical bars indicate standard errors calculated using the temporal jackknife method. While the maximum time lag was set to 199 days to account for within-season associations and exclude inter-season associations, the figure displays data up to 116 days to highlight more meaningful interaction within the study period. The moving average was set to 40,000. |
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| spellingShingle | FIGURE 3 in Association Patterns of Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops aduncus) in Waters off the North West Cape, Western Australia Edwards, Chloe M. Syme, Jonathan Parra, Guido J. Biodiversity Taxonomy FIGURE 3 | Standardized lagged association rates (SLARs) of individual Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins around the North West Cape, Western Australia (blue line). Models of best fit (Δ QAIC 0–2) are illustrated by an orange line for casual acquaintances and a yellow line for two levels of casual acquaintances. The purple line represents the null association rate. Vertical bars indicate standard errors calculated using the temporal jackknife method. While the maximum time lag was set to 199 days to account for within-season associations and exclude inter-season associations, the figure displays data up to 116 days to highlight more meaningful interaction within the study period. The moving average was set to 40,000. |
| title | FIGURE 3 in Association Patterns of Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops aduncus) in Waters off the North West Cape, Western Australia |
| topic | Biodiversity Taxonomy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20416990 |