2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.ecolmodel.2008.03.021
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Modelling habitat overlap among sympatric mesocarnivores in southern Illinois, USA

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“…For comparison, road density in densily populated regions of USA and Europe range between 1.10 and 3.50 km/km 2 (e.g. 1.10 km/km 2 in Northern Great Lakes (USA), 1.50 km/km 2 in southern Illinois (USA), 3.37 km/km 2 in Netherlands and 3.50 km/ km 2 in northern Wisconsin (USA); Saunders et al, 2002;Lin, 2006;McDonald et al, 2008). Thus, besides the instant impact of roads when they are constructed inside or near forests, roads threaten forests when land uses do not directly impact forest dynamics, even after many decades.…”
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“…For comparison, road density in densily populated regions of USA and Europe range between 1.10 and 3.50 km/km 2 (e.g. 1.10 km/km 2 in Northern Great Lakes (USA), 1.50 km/km 2 in southern Illinois (USA), 3.37 km/km 2 in Netherlands and 3.50 km/ km 2 in northern Wisconsin (USA); Saunders et al, 2002;Lin, 2006;McDonald et al, 2008). Thus, besides the instant impact of roads when they are constructed inside or near forests, roads threaten forests when land uses do not directly impact forest dynamics, even after many decades.…”
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“…These included the total area of the landscape, patch density, landscape shape index, mean patch area distribution, mean perimeter-to-area ratio, percentage of like adjacencies, mean patch shape index, mean related circumscribing circle distribution, mean fractal dimension index distribution, mean contiguity index, mean core area distribution, the disjunct core area density, the aggregation index, and the effective mesh size. Because each site was considered the same cover type, we did not calculate class-level metrics for early-successional cover, as in other studies considering multiple cover types (Kolowski and Nielsen 2008;McDonald et al 2008;Nielsen and Woolf 2002). We used a geographic information system to calculate the edge-to-edge distance from each study site to the closest BLH patch within size categories of 100 ha and 20-100 ha.…”
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“…Relative to coyotes, red foxes tend to occupy more human‐disturbed areas (e.g. near farms and roads) (Gosselink et al , McDonald et al ). This is likely to avoid coyotes, rather than a preference for human‐frequented areas (Sargeant et al , , Gosselink et al ).…”
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