Abstract The US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) is responsible for reviewing the
biological status of hundreds of species to determine federal status designations under the …

An understanding of spatial and thermal factors, two fundamentally intertwined elements, is
essential to the health and welfare of captive reptiles; carers cannot address one without …

The relative contribution of extrinsic and intrinsic factors affecting lizard movement patterns
have rarely been examined. We were interested in understanding the effects of extrinsic …

Many recommendations exist for estimating home ranges of herpetofauna, often focused on
mitigating effects of sedentary behavior and autocorrelation. Authors have often applied …

Animal movements and use of space are in part determined by interactions between
individual attributes such as sex and body size and extrinsic environmental factors such as …

An understanding of spatial and thermal factors, two fundamentally intertwined elements, is
essential to the health and welfare of captive reptiles; carers cannot address one without …

College and university campuses comprise a unique urban interface. Property used to
establish the University of West Florida (UWF) in Pensacola, Florida, contained numerous …

In many vertebrates, body size is an important driver of variation in male reproductive
success. Larger, more fit individuals are more likely to dominate mating opportunities …

Animals may select habitat to maximize the benefits of foraging on growth and reproduction,
while balancing competing factors like the risk of predation or mortality from other sources …

A web of species interdependencies, movements, and relationships exist within areas
targeted for development. However, these areas hosting a multitude of more-than-human …