Fig. 4: Effects of artificial landscape intensity (ALI) and human footprint (HF) on functional connectivity. | Communications Earth & Environment

Fig. 4: Effects of artificial landscape intensity (ALI) and human footprint (HF) on functional connectivity.

From: Current national nature reserves are insufficient to safeguard the long-term survival of birds and mammals in China

Fig. 4

a Relative gain (sensitivity) of functional connectivity with different mobility in modeled scenarios without artificial landscapes. Error bars indicate the 95% credible intervals. b The impact of the human footprint on the effectiveness of NNRs. Colored dots represent the mean effectiveness ratios of birds or terrestrial mammals with various motility abilities. Error bars indicate the 95% credible intervals. Colored blocks represent the proportion of effectiveness of NNRs in various driver-dominated biomes.

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