Evidence item

Secondary coverage reports strongest results at 100–300 metres and cautions that wider Maya Forest generalization requires larger study areas. MEASUREMENT

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Overall, the results were strongest when studied at a scale of between 100 m (330 feet) and 300 m (980 feet) in width, and the research team says a much larger study area will be needed to determine whether the patterns identified extend across the wider Maya Forest.