Movement patterns of the rodent Trinomys dimidiatus in Atlantic Forest
Gabriel Cupolillo,
Júlia Lins Luz,
Camila dos Santos de Barros
et al.
Abstract:Animal movements of wild species are in theory related to individual and species' traits such as sex and reproductive condition, and temporal variation in resource availability or population density. Understanding how individuals move within an area throughout life, how frequent exploratory and dispersive movement are in the population and which individual traits and environmental conditions influence movement are of great importance for understanding how animals respond to environmental changes. Using capture… Show more
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