Fig. 2
From: Analyzing tiger interaction and home range shifts using a time-geographic approach
Illustration of the interaction network of 42 tigers. The size of each node in the network is proportionate to the number of concurrent interactions the tiger has with other individuals. The node in darker blue represents more connections (mean of 2.8 ± 1.5 connection, maximum 6 connections for the largest node). The edges that are displayed in a darker blue and with thicker lines represent a higher frequency of concurrent interactions between the dyads (mean of 28 ± 82.3 h per month, maximum 530.1 h per month for the thickest edge)