I want to prepare like following example figure for Indian fox diet data. But I don't how to prepare it. I have % relative frequency and % volume data. Does anybody help me how to prepare it?
The following example figure has taken from Lovari et al. (2013).
Lovari, S., Minder, I., Ferretti, F., Mucci, N., Randi, E., Pellizzi, B., 2013. Common and snow leopards share prey, but not habitats: competition avoidance by large predators? J. Zool. 291, 127–135.
Thanking you.
Himanshu
Thank you so much for your suggestions and recommendations. This is possible through excel also. One of my friend Davide Sogliani
helped me to draw this Isopleths connect points. It’s simple, only you have to draw five regression trendiness (option: power) in a scatter plot. Here is an example image. Data are hypothetical. Thank you.
Dear Himanshu Shekhar Palei
If you have the opportunity, install the computer program Statistics. It provides different options for processing numbers. Your option is also there.
http://statsoft.ru/resources/support/download.php
Regards, Pushkin Sergey Viktorovich
First step is organize your data into frequency of occurrence of prey items and the count of prey items. Then calculate metrics of importance. There are hundreds of papers that do this. A simple paper that shows basic diet analyses is Leavitt and Fitzgerald 2009 that you can find here on RG
Thank you so much for your suggestions and recommendations. This is possible through excel also. One of my friend Davide Sogliani
helped me to draw this Isopleths connect points. It’s simple, only you have to draw five regression trendiness (option: power) in a scatter plot. Here is an example image. Data are hypothetical. Thank you.- Badges
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