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Using Continuous‐Time Spatial Capture–Recapture models to make inference about animal activity patterns

Distiller et al., 2020

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1343070468844423585
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Distiller G
Borchers D
Foster R
Harmsen B
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Ecology and Evolution

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Quantifying the distribution of daily activity is an important component of behavioral ecology. Historically, it has been difficult to obtain data on activity patterns, especially for elusive species. However, the development of affordable camera traps and their widespread usage …
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