Estimating the distribution of amphibians in terrestrial habitats surrounding wetlands is
essential for determining how much habitat is required to maintain viable amphibian …

Abstract Knowledge about home ranges is essential for understanding the resources
required by a species, identifying critical habitats, and revealing the overlap with …

The estuarine crocodile (Crocodylus porosus) is the apex-predator in waterways and
coastlines throughout south-east Asia and Australasia. C. porosus pose a potential risk to …

W. Van Winkle defined the utilization distribution (UD) as a probability density that gives an
animal's relative frequency of occurrence in a two‐dimensional (x, y) plane. We extend Van …

Floodplain habitats provide critical spawning and rearing habitats for many large‐river
fishes. The paradigm that floodplains are essential habitats is often a key reason for …

An experimental factorial approach, in terms of habitat use and movements by Atlantic
salmon parr (Salmo salar), was studied in response to induced peaking flow in a bypass …

Parametric and nonparametric kernel methods dominate studies of animal home ranges and
space use. Most existing methods are unable to incorporate information about the …

Paddlefish Polyodon spathula and three sturgeon species are present in the upper
Mississippi River; of these four species, two are commercially and recreationally important …

Understanding movement patterns and habitat utilisation is critical for the management of
diadromous fishes. An acoustic telemetry array was used to monitor 33 estuary perch …

We investigated movement dynamics and habitat selection of Suwannee bass (Micropterus
notius) in one of few river systems known to house this endemic species of the Southeastern …