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MOVEMENT ECOLOGY

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Journal Information
Journal Title
MOVEMENT ECOLOGY
Publisher
BMC
ISSN
2051-3933
E-ISSN
2051-3933
Database
Clarivate
Domain
Health Sciences, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Social Sciences
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From detections to demography: methodological challenges and opportunities in survival estimation from automated telemetry networks
Scott W. Yanco, Clark Rushing, Bryant C. Dossman et al.
2026-11-5 Vol. 14 Issue 1
GPS-tracking provides novel insights into the age-specific migration behaviour of an endangered migrant seabird in the Afro-Palearctic flyway
Joan Estrada, Liam P. Langley, Ulrik Lötberg et al.
2026-11-3
Sex- and age- segregation shapes the habitat selection and movement responses of mountain sheep to selective hunting activity
Julien Gullo, Bill A. Jex, Colleen C. St. Clair et al.
2026-10-27
Cross or bounce? GPS and video data reveal high road encounter rate and altered movement in a common ungulate
Leyna R. Stemle, Anna E. Nordseth, Michael E. Egan et al.
2026-10-24
Immune-challenged wild mallards move less and spend more time in sheltered habitats
Elinor Jax, Inge Mueller, Dennis Horvath et al.
2026-10-22 Vol. 14 Issue 1
The immediate social environment dynamically shapes movement and foraging in wild Sumatran orangutans (Pongo abelii)
Emma Lokuciejewski, Margaret Crofoot, Maria van Noordwijk et al.
2026-10-21 Vol. 14 Issue 1
Oceanic islands as seasonal aggregation sites: restricted residency and wide-ranging movements in short-finned pilot whales
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Assessing consequences of anthropogenic hybridization: Great Lakes mallard movement and resource selection
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2026-10-15 Vol. 14 Issue 1
Multiscale feeding ground fidelity in a migratory marine predator revealed by integrating satellite telemetry and stable isotopes
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Stage-specific shifts in habitat selection by Black-tailed Godwits under saltpans’ water-level management during northward migration in Bohai Bay
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