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<p>Results of generalized linear mixed tests for predicted trends of overall erosivity potential (ErPot) in response to the various scenarios of the topographic and LULC parameter for the final selected models. <i>TRI</i> = Terrain ruggedness index; <i>Slop</i>e = General slope angle; <i>Elevation</i> = Mean elevation. Values in bold face are significant at p ≤ 0.05.</p>
Nickson Erick Otieno (7410285)
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Ecology
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kenyan territory side
despite global recognition
subsequent sediment movement
study applied gis
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watershed upslope size
mitigate sediment transport
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wetland cover sizes
overall erosion potential
watershed size
sediment material
wetland cover
watershed degradation
overall erosivity
worldwide phenomenon
water bodies
using gis
specifically prioritizes
slope gradient
slope angle
practically applicable
lake victoria
keystone driver
human encroachment
habitat rehabilitation
growing scale
greatest significance
features cover
downstream lakes
decision making
crop cover
cop cover
comprehensive evaluation
based strategy
assess influence
<p>Results of generalized linear mixed tests for predicted trends of overall erosivity potential (ErPot) in response to the various scenarios of the topographic and LULC parameter for the final selected models. <i>TRI</i> = Terrain ruggedness index; <i>Slop</i>e = General slope angle; <i>Elevation</i> = Mean elevation. Values in bold face are significant at p ≤ 0.05.</p>
2026-10-01T17:30:49Z
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10.1371/journal.pone.0359542.t003
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