A Habitat Selection Multiverse Reveals Largely Consistent Results Despite a Multitude of Analysis Options
Benjamin Michael Marshall,
Alexander Bradley Duthie
Abstract:Researchers are intrinsically part of the research process. While we may strive for objectivity, there are always judgement calls required during research. When you ask ten researchers to answer the same question with the same dataset, you will likely receive ten different answers. This variation in answers has been linked to several disciplines’ replication crises. Here, we explore whether answers from movement ecology, specifically habitat selection, vary as a result of differing analytical choices. We condu… Show more
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