Reptiles are the most species-rich terrestrial vertebrate group with a broad diversity of life
history traits. Biotelemetry is an essential methodology for studying reptiles as it …

The isotopic niche of consumers represents biologically relevant information on resource
and habitat use. Several tools have been developed to quantify niche size and overlap …

The importance of examining multiple hierarchical levels when modeling resource use for
wildlife has been acknowledged for decades. Multi-level resource selection functions have …

Home range estimators are a critical component for understanding animal spatial ecology.
The choice of home range estimator in spatial ecology studies can significantly influence …

Context Although multi-scale approaches are commonly used to assess wildlife-habitat
relationships, few studies have examined selection at multiple spatial scales within different …

Movement is essential for understanding the distribution and abundance of animals. While it
has been suggested that invasion success can be facilitated by species' ability to adapt to …

The home range of an individual animal describes the geographic area where it spends
most of the time while carrying out its common activities (eating, resting, reproduction, etc.) …

Prescribed fire is an increasingly important management tool for eastern deciduous forests,
but relativity little is known about the direct effects of fire on the eastern box turtle (Terrapene …

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

Roadways are among the most widespread and disruptive anthropogenic land use features
that influence the behavior and movement of wildlife. Negative impacts of roadways have …