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Generate Random Points Tool, supplied by Esri inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Article Title: Shorebird Abundance is Associated with Nutritional Quality of Intertidal Biofilm on the Fraser River Estuary
Article Snippet: A boundary was determined between the elevation endpoints, and ArcGIS random site generator (Redlands, CA: Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc.) was used to select the ten stations within each site (Fig. 1).

Article Title: Vegetation type change in California’s Northern Bay Area: A comparison of contemporary and historical aerial imagery
Article Snippet: The North Bay area of California is a populous and ecologically diverse area that has experienced significant changes in the past century, as well as a series of recent wildfires, after over a century of fire suppression practices.. While much research has been conducted quantifying drivers and patterns of vegetation change in conifer-dominated ecosystems, and how such changes have influenced current trends in fire behavior, studies of similar focus and scale are rarer in non-conifer ecosystems, including mixed-hardwood forests or shrubdominated ecosystems in central and coastal Northern California.. This is despite the fact that ecosystems other than conifer forests make up the majority of area burned in California wildfires.

Article Title: Nest‐site selection by cinnamon teal and other ground‐nesting ducks in Great Salt Lake wetlands
Article Snippet: We used a random‐point generator in ArcMap (ESRI, Redlands, CA, USA) to locate the pseudonests.

Article Title: Influence of interspecific competition on mule deer birthing and rearing site selection
Article Snippet: Funding information Mule Deer Foundation; Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation; Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife; American Society of Mammalogists, Grant/Award Number: Grant‐in‐Aid of Research; Utah Archery Association; Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, Grant/Award Number: Award ID 196313; Safari Club International Foundation Abstract Ungulates often alter behavior and space use in response to interspecific competition.. Despite observable changes in behavior caused by competitive interactions, research describing the effects of competition on survival or growth is lacking.. We used spatial modeling to determine if habitat use by female mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) was affected by other ungulate species prior to, during, and after parturition.

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Article Title: Daily Survival Rate and Nest-site Selection of Zone-tailed Hawks (Buteo albonotatus) in the Chihuahuan Desert Ecoregion of Texas
Article Snippet: .. For every one nest tree we generated one random location using a random point generator in ArcMap (version 10.5.1, Esri, Redlands, CA, USA) within 50 m of the nest, and then surveyed the tree closest to the generated location. .. For every one nest tree we generated one random location using a random point generator in ArcMap (version 10.5.1, Esri, Redlands, CA, USA) within 50 m of the nest, and then surveyed the tree closest to the generated location.

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Article Title: Prioritization of public and private land to protect species at risk habitat
Article Snippet: .. Within each census division, we used a stratified random selection procedure whereby we selected properties using a random point generator feature in ArcGIS (ESRI Inc., 2019), while ensuring properties were at least 500 m from each other and therefore evenly dispersed through each census division. ..

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Article Title: Nursery habitat characteristics of an invasive, omnivorous fish
Article Snippet: Understanding habitat use and reproductive biology of invasive species is essential to predicting invasions, designing early detection programs, and developing management plans.. The rudd (Scardinius erythrophthalmus; Linnaeus, 1758) is an omnivorous fish native to Europe and western Asia that has been translocated to several countries in western Europe, New Zealand, North America, and Africa.. However, little is known about early life history of rudd, particularly in invaded ecosystems, limiting our ability to predict invasions and create early detection and control programs.

Article Title: Density and habitat use of one of the last jaguar populations of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest: Is there still hope?
Article Snippet: .. We used a random point generator tool available in ArcGis 10.5 (create random points ‐ ESRI, ) to define three random sampling locations within each circular zone (Figure ), which resulted in 27 camera trap stations (hereafter, stations) per sector. ..