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Data organisation in Excel sheets To gain an understanding of the sheets there are some special codes (numbers) used for different variables. Temperature and picture numbers are simply given in scale form, vegetation and Land use are given in percentages. The percentages of the Land uses were calculated by adding the found Land use types of all 4 transects (North, East, South, West) together. The wind speed is measured using system of the BeaufortScale. This was inserted daily by checking the weather forecast, using the same website daily. Furthermore, dichotomy (0/1) was used to categorize the following variables.-Rain 0= No rain 1= rain-Presence of tree frog 0= No 1=yes-Desiccation 0= No 1=yes-Presence of fish 0= No 1=yes-Presence of green frog 0= No 1=yes-Presence of crested newt 0= No 1=yes 

Data organisation in Excel sheets To gain an understanding of the sheets there are some special codes (numbers) used for different variables. Temperature and picture numbers are simply given in scale form, vegetation and Land use are given in percentages. The percentages of the Land uses were calculated by adding the found Land use types of all 4 transects (North, East, South, West) together. The wind speed is measured using system of the BeaufortScale. This was inserted daily by checking the weather forecast, using the same website daily. Furthermore, dichotomy (0/1) was used to categorize the following variables.-Rain 0= No rain 1= rain-Presence of tree frog 0= No 1=yes-Desiccation 0= No 1=yes-Presence of fish 0= No 1=yes-Presence of green frog 0= No 1=yes-Presence of crested newt 0= No 1=yes 

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“Distribution of the Tree frog in Southwest Drenthe in relation to landscape quality "
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  • Aug 2016
The loss of biodiversity is a worldwide problem caused by over exploitation of natural resources, pollution, introduction of invasive species and other problems, human induced (IUCN, 2014). The Netherlands is working on strengthening its natural environment boosting social and economic wellbeing. (Government of the Netherlands, 2016). In Southwest...
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