3.4 Intersection of core habitats and corridor path:
There was one core habitat that was shared by two species (Figure 6).
68.59% of the total extent of predicted core habitats included two
species. Predicted connectivity for multiple species was high in the
southern and central parts of the study area, which confirms the
importance of these two parts of the area in providing habitats and
corridors for both species (Figure 6). Around 33 percent (32.67 %) of
corridors of both species were overlapped (Figure 6).
Fig 6. Intersection map for predicted core habitats (A) and corridors
(B) of grey wolf and golden jackal in Central of Iran. The colors depict
different species combinations.