… We provide a schematic overview describing how the investment in dispersal and the costs
paid during dispersal may impact upon investment during development (before dispersal) …

… dispersal function. We find that long‐distance dispersal is selected for even if the survival cost
of dispersal … This analysis relates the evolutionarily stable dispersal distribution to a given …

… of dispersal—called transience—individuals face many costs, from increased mortality to
reduced foraging opportunities. One cost … largely mitigate movement costs during dispersal, and …

… In this article, we investigate the effects of dispersal costs (… the coevolution between altruism
and dispersal, under the two kin‐… only insofar as dispersal costs prevent complete dispersal. …

… that dispersers may experience one such cost, an increase in predation risk. The present
study highlights another tool to measure possible dispersal costs in addition to traditional …

… that the energetic and reproductive cost dispersal decreases with increasing body size. As
a corrollary of this result we wo expect the probability of dispersal and the distance travelled …

… size with dispersal aids adaptation. In this note, I focus on the role of dispersal in … in
small populations, even leptokurtic dispersal benefits adaptation by reducing the power …

… The model shows that incremental costs of dispersal lead to right-skewed population dispersal
patterns, in contrast to cost-free systems or those with unitary costs (ie, a one-time cost of …

… studies focusing on the earlier stages of dispersal. We propose that body mass and stress
hormone levels are good indicators to investigate dispersal costs, as these traits often play an …

… Our results show that there is a survival cost to dispersal for marmots, but only during …
that the cost of philopatry can exceed the cost of dispersal. Thus, dispersal is explicable as …