Sample Data Used To Demonstrate Fitting Movement Models To Canada Lynx GPS Data To Evaluate Seasonal Patterns Of Habitat Use By Canada Lynx In Boreal-forest Landscapes Fragmented By Wildfire.

Two sample data sets, one for summer and one for winter, used to demonstrate fitting movement models to Canada lynx GPS data to evaluate seasonal patterns of habitat use by Canada lynx in boreal-forest landscapes fragmented by wildfire. Sample data collected from animals collared at multiple study sites across Alaska. Also included is a data dictionary defining each column in sample data sets.
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Last updated: 2025-01-01T00:00:00Z
Tags: Alaska, Canada lynx, Canadian Lynx, Gates of the Arctic National Park, General: Biology | Communities and Ecosystems | Forest, General: Biology | Species | Mammals, General: Fire | Fire Ecology | Fire Dependent Ecosystem, General: Fire | Wildfire | Wildland Fire, General: Management | Natural Resources Management | Wildlife Management, Kanuti National Wildlife Refuge, Koyukuk National Wildlife Refuge, Lepus americanus, Lynx canadensis, Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge, Yukon Flats National Wildlife Refuge, boreal landscapes, boreallynx, functional connectivity, lynx, mesocarnivore, movement ecology, population cycle, predator-prey, snowshoe hare, survival, traveling wave