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

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 …

There is a paucity of information regarding the health status of free-ranging eastern indigo
snakes (EIS; Drymarchon couperi) in heavily modified and developing landscapes. As a …

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

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 …

The desert horned viper occurs in the dunes of the northwestern Negev desert, Israel. We
report on a 2 year study on the viper's behaviour and ecology in its natural habitat. We …

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 …

Abstract In southern Florida, USA, Gopher Tortoises (Gopherus polyphemus) primarily
occupy habitats that are considered suboptimal or unsuitable in other parts of the range. The …

The use of miniature accelerometer (ACT) data-loggers for remote and continuous recording
of animal movement behavior is becoming increasingly common. Until recently, size …