Table 3. Number of GPS fixes and the parameters used to calculate the utilisation distributions each season for the 15 buffalo cows.

Buffalo ID	Season	Year	MDT/m	Time/hours	Number of GPS fixes
B1	Rainy	2008	60	8	1845
B2	Rainy	2008	80	10	1028
B3	Early flood	2008	50	10	1803
	Late flood	2008	50	10	1995
	Rainy	2009	50	8	1230
B4	Early flood	2008	70	10	1804
	Late flood	2008	70	10	1774
	Rainy	2008	70	10	1282
B5	Early flood	2008	90	10	1921
	Late flood	2008	90	10	1967
	Rainy	2009	90	5	1754
B6	Early flood	2008	60	10	1751
	Late flood	2008	60	10	1793
	Rainy	2008	60	10	1400
B7	Early flood	2009	50	10	1913
	Late flood	2008	50	10	701
	Rainy	2009	50	9	1774
B8	Early flood	2009	100	10	1884
	Late flood	2008	100	6	653
	Rainy	2009	100	5	1718
B9	Early flood	2009	70	5	410
	Late flood	2009	70	10	1917
	Rainy	2010	70	5	1858
B10	Early flood	2009	50	10	430
	Late flood	2009	50	9	1174
B11	Late flood	2009	60	10	2147
	Rainy	2010	60	7	1922
B12	Early flood	2009	40	10	462
	Late flood	2009	40	10	2108
	Rainy	2010	40	4	719
B13	Early flood	2010	40	10	1285
	Late flood	2009	40	10	1756
	Rainy	2010	40	4	1827
B14	Late flood	2009	70	4	640
	Rainy	2010	70	6	819
B15	Early flood	2010	100	10	1500
	Late flood	2009	100	5	563
	Rainy	2010	100	9	1481

MDT is the minimum distance threshold below which an animal was considered inactive, and was calculated from the mean location error of each collar. The time threshold, above which successive relocations were no longer correlated, was calculated by dividing the diameter of the MCP by ten times the median hourly distance travelled.