… in response to environmental cues that predict environmental change. We refer to these
movements as migration, and note that despite large distances covered, migration should not …

… The findings suggest that turtles can assess their position relative to their ultimate destination
using local cues and, as such, can navigate using a sensory “map.” Ablation of vision, smell…

… Members of a wolf pack stealthily hunting a wary elk, a flock of sandhill cranes migrating …
To be certain, many studies will be conducted on the psychological effects of this global …

… , limited migration ability or behavioural, morphological, physiological and reproductive …
278 articles dealing with ecological aspects of native or exotic reptilian species, studied in …

… to individual dens and the migration strategies of their … between the thermal environment and
the physiological function of … have significant effects on the habitat use by reptiles, including …

… Through the detailed study of physiological responses to the environment (Wikelski & Cooke…
of scaled physiological characteristics to investigate a number of human and environmental …

… However, the emphasis throughout is on ecological aspects: … occurs in other animal groups,
including insects, fish, turtles … promotes particular physiology and behaviour at appropriate …

… Most pertinent to our review of the physiology of long-distance migration in birds is that (a)
self-powered flight is the most demanding form of locomotion in terms of its energy cost per …

… predicted might vary among lizards. These primarily include … external environmental effects,
we also measured a range of … arises from true identity effects (eg genes, physiology) or from …

… The Mesozoic vertebrate adaptive radiation produced the dinosaurs whose existence stands
as a confirmation of reptilian success brought about by physiological, morphological and …