Introduction Breeding-site fidelity can occur at various spatial scales and can vary in strength
across these scales. Understanding this variation, and rules governing individual site-fidelity …

Iteroparity is an adaptive response to uncertainty in reproductive success. However,
spreading reproductive success over multiple reproduction events during a lifetime is …

Dispersal (ie movement from a natal or breeding site to another breeding site) is a central
process in ecology and evolution as it affects the eco‐evolutionary dynamics of spatially …

Abstract The Houston Toad (Bufo [Anaxyrus] houstonensis) is a federally endangered
species endemic to east-central texas, USA. understanding movement patterns of this …

Animals change the strategy that they use to select breeding sites at the spatial scales of
habitat, patch, and microhabitat. In this regard, breeding site fidelity is expected to vary …

Nineteen adult toads equipped with transmitters were followed during and after the breeding
period (January to September) in order to estimate their home range area and habitat use in …

Global change processes (including climate change, sea‐level rise, and land‐use change,
among others) represent significant threats to biodiversity. These changes are usually …

Movement, both within an individual's home range and at the scale of dispersal, is a
fundamental aspect of an animal's life. The field of movement ecology has established a …

There is a lack of research on the effects of logging on Canadian amphibians. We compared
the abundance of terrestrial salamanders in old‐growth forests with that in young and …

Historical land use (especially agriculture) has seldom been considered in the development
of conservation programs for amphibians, a group in global decline. Habitat augmentation …