Ruppell’s fox movement and spatial behavior are influenced by topography and human activity

Keyphrases

• Rodents 100%
• Human Activities 100%
• Dry Season 100%
• Spatial Behavior 100%
• Native Species 100%
• Paved Roads 100%
• Creek 100%
• Movement Behavior 100%
• Dirt Road 100%
• Southern Israel 50%
• Human Population 50%
• Desert 50%
• Cold Season 50%
• Risk Perception 50%
• Arid Environment 50%
• Arid Area 50%
• Human Perception 50%
• Wolf 50%
• Data Selection 50%
• Territoriality 50%
• Land Use Change 50%
• Desert Ecosystem 50%
• Human Presence 50%
• Invertebrates 50%
• Carnivores 50%
• Alien Species 50%
• Habitat Selection 50%
• Space Use 50%
• Human Infrastructure 50%
• Rainy Season 50%
• Location Information 50%
• Flat Areas 50%
• Population Trends 50%
• Red Fox 50%
• Linear Features 50%
• Human Habitation 50%
• Vehicle Motion 50%
• Climatic Processes 50%
• Large Carnivores 50%
• Human Fear 50%
• Spatial Avoidance 50%
• Fear Effect 50%
• Step Selection Function 50%
• Temporal Avoidance 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Dry Season 100%
• Native Species 100%
• Israel 50%
• Arid Environment 50%
• Habitat Selection 50%
• Introduced Species 50%
• Biome 50%
• Climatic Process 50%
• Population Trend 50%
• Land Use 50%
• Territoriality 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Fox 100%
• Dry Season 28%
• Preference 28%
• Introduced Species 14%
• Cold Season 14%
• Vulpes vulpes 14%
• Land Use 14%
• Territoriality 14%