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Land cover, percent vegetative cover, elevation, human population density, distance from settlements and distance from roads were used as input layers. The layers were standardized to a 1 square kilomter resolution. Experts from throughout jaguar range provided movement costs to each one of these layers on a scale from 0 (no movement cost) to 10 (a very high movement cost). These costs were applied to the layers and the layers were added together on a pixel by pixel basis to create a movement cost surface. Any value over 25 was considered a barrier to movement. Cost Distances were calculated from each of the 90 known jaguar populations and then least-cost corridors were modeled. The corridors in this shape file represent the lowest 0.01% of corridor values.
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Panthera.
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Rabinowitz, A. & Zeller, K.A. 2010. A range-wide model of landscape connectivity and conservation for the jaguar, Panthera onca. Biological Conservation 143: 939-945.
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