Enabling high-resolution wildlife tracking: antenna beam-based approach including novel per-position error estimations for automated radiotelemetry systems [0.03%]
一种新的无线电遥测系统天线波束法及定位误差估计以实现高时空分辨率野生动物追踪研究
Mirjam R Rieger,Jan Schmitt,Paula Machin et al.
Mirjam R Rieger et al.
Background: The increasing importance of wildlife movement data in ecology and conservation has fueled the development of Automated Radiotelemetry Systems (ARTS) using very-high-frequency (VHF) transmitters. To make optim...
Oilbirds performing non-seasonal intra-tropical migrations reduce flight effort compared to individuals that frequently return to the colony roost [0.03%]
与经常返回殖民地栖息的油鸟相比，在非季节性洲内迁徙中减少飞行努力的油鸟减少了飞行努力
Gustavo Alarcón-Nieto,Adriana A Maldonado-Chaparro,Carlos Bosque et al.
Gustavo Alarcón-Nieto et al.
Individual behavioural variation is a driver of population dynamics and key for the adaptation and persistence of species. In colonial species, individuals share the same ecological niche and aggregate in space, but they might use different...
Consistent individual differences in foraging movement tactics drive habitat partitioning in an inland-breeding Great Cormorant population [0.03%]
捕食策略的一致性个体差异驱使内陆繁殖鸬鹚种群的生境分化
Bálint Preiszner,Péter Szinai,Gyula Kovács
Bálint Preiszner
Background: Individual variation in animal movement and habitat selection is increasingly recognised as a structurally important component of population ecology, yet the magnitude and temporal consistency of foraging move...
Avoidance dynamics in tiger-leopard coexistence: a time-geographic approach [0.03%]
基于时间地理学的虎 Leopard 共存避域机制研究
Yifei Liu,Somayeh Dodge,Achara Simcharoen et al.
Yifei Liu et al.
Large carnivores often share space yet face strong interference risks, raising a key question: when co-occurrence is observed, is their interaction intentional (attraction or avoidance) or incidental (random encounters)? Most overlap metric...
Linkages among foraging movements, prey provisioning, and reproduction in a central place foraging seabird [0.03%]
中央觅食地的海鸟的觅食行为、捕食和繁殖之间的联系
Aliya Caldwell,Elizabeth Craig,Nathan T Hermann et al.
Aliya Caldwell et al.
Background: A seabird's ability to efficiently find prey directly affects reproduction, and seabird population declines are frequently linked to forage fish depletion. Reduced forage fish availability often limits seabird...
Contrasting patterns of population structure and breeding dispersal exhibited between sister taxa in a small river system: new insights from population genetics and sibling analysis on Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) and brown trout (Salmo trutta) [0.03%]
基于种群遗传学和同胞分析在大西洋鲑鱼（Salmo salar）和褐 Trout（Salmo trutta）中的新见解：小河系中姐妹分类单位所展示的种群结构和繁殖扩散模式的对比
Thibaut P Dugay,Philip McGinnity,W Russell Poole et al.
Thibaut P Dugay et al.
Background: The movement of individuals from one breeding site to another (i.e. breeding dispersal) can have important consequences for fitness and population genetics. Whilst closely related species are expected to be ph...
Silvia Guerra,Valentina Simonetti,Emanuele Cannizzo et al.
Silvia Guerra et al.
Background: Movement time (MT) reflects how organisms adjust their movements to environmental constraints. In climbing plants, successful attachment to external supports depends on the temporal organization of their explo...
Discrete foraging landscapes support large scale migrations of a marine fish [0.03%]
离散的觅食景观支持一种海洋鱼类的大规模迁徙
Lucas P Griffin,Oliver N Shipley,Aaron J Adams et al.
Lucas P Griffin et al.
Many marine animals migrate thousands of kilometers, yet the spatial extent of dietary resources acquired along these routes remains poorly understood. Identifying foraging areas across a species' annual cycle is critical for understanding ...
Distance to central-place drives species-specific habitat selection in sympatric insectivorous birds [0.03%]
食虫鸟类的空间分布受栖息地选择驱动
Wiebke Ullmann,Nadja Schedensack,Stephanie Kramer-Schadt et al.
Wiebke Ullmann et al.
Background: Agricultural intensification is a major driver of land use change, thereby reducing biodiversity and leading to population declines across various animal groups. In response, animals can mediate some negative ...
Using semi-folded arenas to observe spontaneous emergence of collective trails in whole colonies of termites [0.03%]
利用半折叠竞技场观察整个白蚁群体中集体小径的自发出现现象
Helder Hugo,Iain Douglas Couzin
Helder Hugo
Background: Collective movement in social organisms emerges from local interactions and can generate large-scale spatial patterns of ecological relevance. In termites, trail formation is a well-known collective phenomenon...