Model selection, hypothesis testing, and risks of condemning analytical tools

Article Abstract:

Analysts must make an informed choice from all available strategies employing each in contexts where they are most informative since application of a single analytical strategy in all circumstances is inappropriate. Further, model selection is an effective strategy to distinguish among candidate models based on data and where there is insufficient information available to formulate a strong set of candidate models, hypothesis testing is recommended.

Ecological surveys, Hypothesis testing (Research method)

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Resource and spatial-use patterns of an endangered vertebrate pollinator, the lesser long-nosed bat

Article Abstract:

Empirical results, which examine the foraging and spatial location activities of pollinators, are presented.

Bats, Bats (Animals)

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Effects of human disturbance on use of space and flight distance of mountain gazelles

Article Abstract:

The human impact on foraging and spatial activities of mountain gazelles is examined.

Gazelles, Disturbance (Ecology)

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