Figure - uploaded by Akhmad Sukri
Content may be subject to copyright.
Contexts in source publication
Context 1
... largest chest circumference is found in the Kekere area with an average length of 173 cm, while leg length is found in the Makam area with 150 cm. Likewise, the parameters of neck length, tail length, and head length have different mean values in the two observation areas (Table 2). A similarity percentage analysis is carried out based on Euclidian distance to strengthen this result. ...Context 2
... on the results of previous studies, it is known that these two variables are believed to affect the morphology of buffaloes [7] [14]. The similarity percentage analysis in Table 2 reveals that the chest circumference variable is the most significant cumulative percentage in individual buffalo's morphological parameters diversity, followed by leg length, neck length, tail length, and head length parameters. This result indicates that there are variations in the quantitative characteristics of buffalo. ...Similar publications
The possibilities of the three-wave pulsed lidar for monitoring the lower tier of forest vegetation have been studied. The simulation analysis results of the lower tier forest vegetation groups identification on a neural net using measured vegetation spectral reflectance for different wavelengths of the three-wave lidar are presented. It is shown t...
In the course of field investigations and formalisation of Quaternary deposits in the Lake Neusiedl/Seewinkel and Hanság area the Osli Formation is designated as new formal lithostratigraphic unit. It covers an area of ~200 square kilometres and, in historic times, wetlands such as swamps and peat bogs extended from Waasen in the south-eastern Seew...
Wetland ecosystems are sensitive to climate variation, yet tracking vegetation type and structure changes through time remains a challenge. This study examines how Landsat-derived vegetation indices (NDVI and EVI) correspond with lidar-derived canopy height model (CHM) changes from 2000 to 2018 across the wetland landscape of the Peace–Athabasca De...
To date, records of Critically Endangered species, Hyloxalus anthracinus, have been restricted to a narrow altitudinal zone between 2710-3500 m on the Cordillera Oriental and the Mazán River in southern Ecuador. On September 2007, we collected five males and one female of H. anthracinus that were found by day in a paramo at a swamp area close to th...
