Rscripts for RSFs from - Space between houses influences movement and habitat selection of ungulates: Width as a novel metric of development

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• The aim is to analyze how the space between houses influences ungulate movement and habitat selection using RSF methods.
• Utilized R scripts to conduct univariate analyses for ungulates in winter range and during migration.
• Employed supplemental RSF scripts for multivariate analyses on winter range and migration habitats.
• Included a function to estimate Ivlev's electivity index for comprehensive analysis.
• Univariate analyses highlight significant habitat selection patterns in ungulates based on the width of spaces around houses.
• Multivariate results further elucidate interactions between environmental variables influencing ungulate movement.
• The application of Ivlev's electivity index demonstrates nuanced preferences in ungulate habitat selection.

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