Landscape features can strongly influence gene flow and the strength and direction of these
effects may vary across spatial scales. However, few studies have evaluated methodological …

Accurate species delimitation and description are necessary to guide effective conservation
of imperiled species, and this synergy is maximized when multiple data sources are used to …

Range‐wide species conservation efforts are facilitated by spatially explicit estimates of
habitat suitability. However, species‐environment relationships often vary geographically …

A species' spatial ecology has direct implications for that species' conservation. Far-ranging
species may be more difficult to conserve because their movements increase their chances …

Context Wildlife distributions are often subdivided into discrete conservation units to aid in
implementing management and conservation objectives. Habitat suitability models …

Simple Summary We investigated movements of the Caspian whipsnake (Dolichophis
caspius) in a peri-urban habitat in Budapest, Hungary. Radiotelemetry results showed that …

To prevent population extirpations, we need to understand a species' requirements,
especially for critically endangered species inhabiting biodiversity hotspots. Studying animal …

Competitive interactions between species are fundamental to understanding species
assemblages, community dynamics, and ecological processes. Anthropogenic landscape …

Background Animal use is a dynamic phenomenon, emerging from the movements of
animals responding to a changing environment. Interactions between animals are reflected …

Fission–fusion social dynamics allow animals to respond to short-term environmental
changes by temporarily adjusting group size. The drivers of such complex social dynamics …