Sentence examples for mean home range from inspiring English sources

Mean home range size increased from stable (11.4 ha) through to near extinct (252.7 ha) populations.

Mean home range size using MCPs or kernel density estimates did not change from pre- to post-harvest in control sites or even-aged sites for either sex.

Mean home range size based on the LoCoH estimates was 207 km2 ± 63 SD for adult males and 124 km2 ± 41 SD for adult females.

Using telemetry data from 12 neighboring individuals in a large fragment and 2 individuals in a small fragment, we estimated their mean home range size of 1.6 ha±0.6 (1.6).

The mean home range area was 0.74 ha; males averaged 1.09 ha, and females 0.28 ha.

We found that these pigs travel an average of 4,340 m in a 12 hr period and had a mean home range of 10,343 m, within which the core utilisation distribution was found to be 964 m.

Mean home-range size decreased with density towards a threshold value of 364 sqm (inverse model).

The mean annual home range was 181.4 ± 4.0 km2 for female jaguars and 431.6 ± 152.6 km2 for males.

Mean covey home range size was 76.6 ha ± 5.9 [SE] (range; 12 − 270 ha) (n = 61 coveys), which is substantially larger than covey home ranges reported for other regions.

Comparing the mean monthly home range estimates produced using the MCP method, showed that the three males had significantly larger home ranges than those of the five females (ANOVA, F1,7 = 15.000, P<0.05, Table 2).

Mean monthly home range size for both male and females was larger when only data recorded on crop-raiding days were used (416 ha and 104 ha, respectively) in comparison to non crop-raiding days (179 ha and 80 ha, respectively).