Spatial distribution of game animals dependent on the forest cover in Jewish autonomous region

In the paper the authors analyze a distribution of game mammals, dependent on some characteristics of the forest cover spatial structure in the Middle Amur area ( in Jewish autonomous region). The spatial distribution of mammals according to forest cover percentage and forest fragmentation is statistically verified. It is shown: the bigger a share of woodlands and smaller a degree of forest fragmentation - the higher the elk, red deer, wild boar, squirrel, and brown bear population density.