A chronofauna is a geographically restricted collection of interacting animal populations that maintains its base structure over a long period of time. We describe a simple computational method that can identify candidate chronofaunas on the basis of presence-absence matrices only: A candidate chronofauna is a collection of sites that share an exceptionally large number of taxa with the defining site of the chronofauna. We show examples of candidate chronofaunas in the NOW data (see http://www.helsinki.fi/science/now).
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1 April 2014
Towards Computational Techniques for Identifying Candidate Chronofaunas
Ella Bingham,
Heikki Mannila
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