A standing challenge in the study of animal movement ecology is the capacity to predict
where and when an individual animal might occur on the landscape, the so‐called …

Incorporating memory (ie, some notion of familiarity or experience with the landscape) into
models of animal movement is a rising challenge in the field of movement ecology. The …

Site fidelity—the tendency to reuse familiar spaces—is expected to improve fitness.
Familiarity with the local environment is particularly crucial when resource demands or …

Incorporating memory (ie, some notion of familiarity or experience with the landscape) into
models of animal movement is a rising challenge in the field of movement ecology. The …

Individuals that isolate themselves to give birth can use more than one strategy in choosing
birth sites to maximize reproductive success. Previous research has focused on the …

Most migratory birds return every year to the same breeding sites and some species show a
similarly high fidelity to wintering grounds as well. Fidelity to stopover sites during migration …

Seasonal migrations allow access to temporally varying resources and individuals may
show fidelity to specific locations, particularly for important life processes such as …

Site fidelity—returning repeatedly to the same site—can help many migratory species
reduce uncertainty in their environment, especially when migratory stopover periods leave …

Les interactions entre animaux de la même espèce (conspécifiques) et d'espèces
différentes (hétérospécifiques) sont courantes dans la nature, par exemple entre des proies …