Modeling connectivity to identify current and future anthropogenic barriers to movement of large carnivores: A case study in the American Southwest

Keyphrases

• American Southwest 100%
• Puma 100%
• Large Carnivores 100%
• Anthropogenic Barriers 100%
• Pinch Point 60%
• Human Land Use 40%
• Traffic Volume 40%
• Arizona 20%
• Human Population 20%
• Phoenix 20%
• Urban Centers 20%
• Linear Mixed Model 20%
• Potential Impact 20%
• Habitat Quality 20%
• Scrubbing 20%
• Genetic Connectivity 20%
• Puma Concolor 20%
• Wide-ranging 20%
• Carnivores 20%
• Urban Development 20%
• Detrimental Effects 20%
• Conservation Opportunity 20%
• Long-distance Movement 20%
• Global Positioning System (GPS) Collars 20%
• Wildlife Crossing Structures 20%
• Wall-to-wall 20%
• Interstate Highways 20%
• Demographic Connectivity 20%
• Human-modified Landscapes 20%
• Active Movement 20%
• Safe Passage 20%
• Quality Movement 20%
• Brownian Bridge Movement Model 20%
• Circuit Theory Model 20%
• Conservation Easements 20%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Americans 100%
• Case Study 100%
• Puma 100%
• Land Use 40%
• Florida Panther 20%
• Global Positioning System 20%
• Collars 20%
• Conservation Easement 20%