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From: Lost in space and time: robust demography and enhanced resilience buffer adverse environmental effects in a highly isolated and sedentary pre-pleistocene landscape vertebrate

Fig. 4

(a) Directional movement of two Oreophrynella quelchii (male and female) during tracking in the dry season. The circles on the right side are zoomed-in insets of two randomly selected coloured spots (one blue, one red). Circles show point-by-point movement and trajectories from the start location (normalised to the centre of the circle) of each individual. Numbers written on tags (in this case 095) served to identify tracked individuals without having to capture them. (b) Example of typical back-and-forth movement between vegetation patches. Photos by PJRK

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BMC Ecology and Evolution

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