Organisms that immigrate into a recipient habitat generate a movement pattern that affects
local population dynamics and the environment. Spillover is the pattern of unidirectional …

Linking genetic diversity to extinction is a common goal in genomic studies. Recently, a
debate has arisen regarding the importance of genetic variation in conservation as some …

Climate change is an important driver of range shifts and community composition changes.
Still, little is known about how the responses are influenced by the combination of land use …

The relationship between animal dispersal and conspecific density has been explored in
various study systems but results in terms of both the magnitude and the direction of density …

Arthropod movement has been noticeably understudied compared to vertebrates. A crucial
knowledge gap pertains to the factors influencing arthropod movement at habitat …

Simple Summary Habitat loss profoundly influences animal behaviour, impacting the long-
term viability of species. In this study, we explored the link between the flight capabilities of …

As larger genomic data sets become available for wild study populations, the need for
flexible and efficient methods to estimate and predict quantitative genetic parameters, such …

Habitat loss and fragmentation are considered the key drivers of biodiversity loss.
Understanding their relative roles is difficult as habitat loss and fragmentation tend to co …

For populations in landscapes with increasingly heterogeneous and fragmented habitat
patches (eg, metapopulations), dispersal is an important behavior that leads to gene flow …