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The least-cost path model (LCPM) enhances landscape connectivity for species like Presbytis leucocephalus by improving habitat integrity and reducing fragmentation. This method offers a more robust evaluation of ecological networks than traditional approaches.

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  • Landscape ecology
  • Conservation biology
  • Spatial analysis

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  • Traditional ecological networks often lack detailed understanding of landscape changes and ecological processes.
  • Habitat fragmentation negatively impacts species by reducing landscape connectivity.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To optimize and apply a quantitative method for evaluating ecological networks using landscape pattern and connectivity probability indices.
  • To assess the effectiveness of the least-cost path model (LCPM) in improving habitat connectivity and mitigating fragmentation.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized landscape pattern index and connectivity probability index for quantitative evaluation.
  • Applied the least-cost path model (LCPM) to construct ecological networks, identifying habitat patches, stepping stones, and corridors.
  • Classified land use types and assigned resistance values for corridor analysis.

Main Results:

  • LCPM effectively improved habitat integrity, continuity, and quality, while reducing fragmentation.
  • Structural and functional connectivity showed significant consistency (R²=98.3%, P<0.01) after network construction.
  • The relationship between landscape structure changes and functional connectivity induced by the network was less significant than inherent structure-function relationships.

Conclusions:

  • The LCPM provides an effective approach for enhancing landscape connectivity and habitat quality.
  • Quantitative evaluation using landscape pattern and connectivity probability indices offers a more comprehensive assessment of ecological networks.
  • While LCPM improves connectivity, further research is needed to fully understand the interplay between induced landscape structure changes and functional connectivity.