The spatial scale of interaction networks get smaller as nomadic foragers reduce the size of their yearly migration routes.

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Nomadic foragers have to move across large spatial scales to find resources. Therefore, their interaction networks have a larger spatial scale as they interact with a larger number of groups or individuals. However, as they reduce the size of their yearly migration routes, the number of groups or individuals they interact with also reduces, resulting in a smaller spatial scale of interaction networks.

The Spatial Scale of Interaction Networks Get Smaller as Nomadic