Table 1.

For each time series, a wavelet analysis was used to partition velocity sample times according to one of several characteristic daily behavioral sequences as identified by peaks in the Fourier transform of velocity data.

Daily behavioral sequence type	Time spent in each type (%)
Lion (Panthera leo)
1 cycle/day	63
2 cycles/day	3
Random walk	34
Buffalo (Syricerus caffer)
T7
1 cycle/day	17
2 cycles/day	17
3 cycles/day	2
Random walk	64
T12
1 cycle/day	5
2 cycles/day	16
3 cycles/day	6
Random walk	73
T13
1 cycle/day	4
2 cycles/day	14
3 cycles/day	9
Random walk	73
T15
1 cycle/day	12
2 cycles/day	14
3 cycles/day	4
Random walk	69
T16
1 cycle/day	<1
2 cycles/day	20
3 cycles/day	7
Random walk	72
T17
1 cycle/day	6
2 cycles/day	5
3 cycles/day	9
Random walk	80

Notes: Random walk was defined as the time for which no cycling activity was present. Percentages indicate the amount of time the sequence type is representative of the data. T7, T12, and so on, are individual buffalo.