| randomLOOP | R Documentation | 
This function generates a random migratory network
randomLOOP(
  pop = 1e+05,
  toplot = TRUE,
  nbreeding = 5,
  nwintering = 10,
  npre = 20,
  npost = 20,
  mean_dist = 2000,
  sd_dist = 1000
)
| pop | population size flowing through network | 
| toplot | TRUE/FALSE to determine whether the output is plotted or not | 
| nbreeding | number of breeding sites. | 
| nwintering | number of nonbreeding residency/wintering sites. | 
| npre | number of sites used duting pre-breeding (north) migration. | 
| npost | number of sites used duting post-breeding (south) migration. | 
| mean_dist | mean distance an animal can travel | 
| sd_dist | standard deviation of the distance an animal can travel | 
a list containting the network which was randomly generated, the tracks that were randomly generated, and the sites that were randomly generated for animals to use.
par(mfrow=c(1,1))
randomLOOP(toplot=TRUE)
randomLOOP(nbreeding = 3,
           nwintering = 3,
           npre = 3,
           npost = 3,
           toplot=TRUE)
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