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期刊名:Movement ecology

缩写:MOV ECOL

ISSN:2051-3933

e-ISSN:2051-3933

IF/分区:3.9/Q1

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John Boss,Miriam Liedvogel,Max Lundberg et al. John Boss et al.
Background: We still have limited knowledge about the underlying genetic mechanisms that enable migrating species of birds to navigate the globe. Here we make an attempt to get insight into the genetic architecture contro...
Ryan Lukeman,Alexis Christie,Ronald C Ydenberg Ryan Lukeman
Background: Animals moving through air or water toward a goal frequently must contend with fluid currents, which can drift the actual path of the animal away from the direction of heading. Whether, and to what degree, ani...
Zoe J Crysler,Robert A Ronconi,Philip D Taylor Zoe J Crysler
Background: Island breeding birds present an ideal system for studying migratory movements in passerines because their populations are clearly demarcated, and individuals must depart on migration from a single location. T...
Anna K Schweiger,Martin Schütz,Pia Anderwald et al. Anna K Schweiger et al.
Background: The spatial distribution of forage resources is a major driver of animal movement patterns. Understanding where animals forage is important for the conservation of multi-species communities, since interspecifi...
Kyle G Horton,W Gregory Shriver,Jeffrey J Buler Kyle G Horton
Background: Daily magnitudes and fluxes of landbird migration are often measured via nocturnal traffic rates aloft or diurnal densities within terrestrial habitats during stopover. However, these measures are not consiste...
Sandra Lai,Joël Bêty,Dominique Berteaux Sandra Lai
Background: The scale at which animals perceive their environment is a strong fitness determinant, yet few empirical estimates of animal detection ranges exist, especially in mammalian predators. Using daily Argos satelli...
Jed A Long,Stephen L Webb,Trisalyn A Nelson et al. Jed A Long et al.
Background: The study of inter-individual interactions (often termed spatial-temporal interactions, or dynamic interactions) from remote tracking data has focused primarily on identifying the presence of such interactions...
Rachael A Orben,Rosana Paredes,Daniel D Roby et al. Rachael A Orben et al.
Background: Marine environments are inherently dynamic, yet marine predators are often long-lived and employ strategies where consistency, individual specialization, routine migrations, and spatial memory are key componen...
Eldar Rakhimberdiev,David W Winkler,Eli Bridge et al. Eldar Rakhimberdiev et al.
Background: Solar archival tags (henceforth called geolocators) are tracking devices deployed on animals to reconstruct their long-distance movements on the basis of locations inferred post hoc with reference to the geogr...
Hermel Homburger,Andreas Lüscher,Michael Scherer-Lorenzen et al. Hermel Homburger et al.
Background: In order to understand the impact of grazing livestock on pasture ecosystems, it is essential to quantify pasture use intensity at a fine spatial scale and the factors influencing its distribution. The observa...