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HMMoce: An R package for improved geolocation of archival‐tagged fishes using a hidden Markov method
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2018
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Source: Methods in Ecology and Evolution, 9(5), 1212-1220
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Journal Title:Methods in Ecology and Evolution
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Description:Electronic tagging of marine fishes is commonly achieved with archival tags that rely on light levels and sea surface temperatures to retrospectively estimate movements. However, methodological issues associated with light-level geolocation have constrained meaningful inference to species where it is possible to accurately estimate time of sunrise and sunset. Most studies have largely ignored the oceanographic profiles collected by the tag as a potential way to refine light-level geolocation estimates.
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Source:Methods in Ecology and Evolution, 9(5), 1212-1220
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ISSN:2041-210X;2041-210X;
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