Fig. 3
From: Dispersal variability and associated population-level consequences in tree-killing bark beetles
Dispersal success and infestation probability as a function of distance-to-source in different habitat types. The upper panel (a − c) shows successful and unsuccessful beetles as percentage of the total dispersing population. The lower panel (d − f) indicates the probability for a beetle to successfully infest a tree and for a tree to become infested. Columns represent 20 m-distance classes; more than 90 % of all beetles are included in the shown 300 m in each habitat type