Lasse Jakobsen

2 months ago | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Joshua P. Entrop |Lasse Jakobsen |Michael Crowther |Mark Clements

1 Introduction Analyses of time-to-event data typically focus on the time until the first occurrence of an event, even when the event can occur multiple times. Including not only the first but also subsequent events, that is, performing a recurrent events analysis, might reveal more insight than the standard approach as the number of events can be useful as, for example, a marker of event intensity or severity.

2 months ago | cell.com | Lasse Jakobsen |Danuta M Wisniewska |Felix T. Häfele |Josephine T. Rajaeasparan |Julie Nielsen |John Ratcliffe

(A) Schematic diagram of niche overlap for M. daubentonii, M. nattereri, and P. pygmaeus. All three species are individually specialized but overlap in edge-space aerial hawking. (B) Spectrogram of a typical approach, with frequency spectrum for an approach (gray) and buzz (yellow) call for each species. (C–H) Recorded flight and echolocation parameters (y axis) as a function of target distance (x axis). Species are indicated by color throughout, as per (A) and (B).