Using pseudo-absence models to test for environmental selection in marine movement ecology: the importance of sample size and selection strength

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RT @JeromePinti: Kinda forgot to make it Twitter-official, but the 1st paper of my postdoc at UD is out! 🥳 We created fake animal tracks to…

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RT @JeromePinti: Kinda forgot to make it Twitter-official, but the 1st paper of my postdoc at UD is out! 🥳 We created fake animal tracks to…

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Kinda forgot to make it Twitter-official, but the 1st paper of my postdoc at UD is out! 🥳 We created fake animal tracks to check how many daily locations were needed to be able to test if the animals selected for environmental variables (spoiler: it depend

10 Feb 2023

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How much data do you need before you can detect environmental selection by a marine organism? https://t.co/rCQ1iJ9BIw

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