Over the past decade, advances in both molecular developmental biology and evolutionary
ecology have made possible a new understanding of organisms as dynamic systems …

The interactions between fire and grazing are widespread throughout fire‐dependent
landscapes. The utilization of burned areas by grazing animals establishes the fire–grazing …

Most studies of intraspecific variation in home range size have investigated only a single or
a few factors and often at one specific scale. However, considering multiple spatial and …

The behavioural response of animals to unfavourable climatic conditions has received
increased attention recently. While many studies have examined the behavioural responses …

Modeling functional connectivity in altered landscapes is one of the growing fields of
expertise in landscape ecology, and many research teams have proposed different methods …

Habitat selection can be considered as a hierarchical process in which animals satisfy their
habitat requirements at different ecological scales. Theory predicts that spatial and temporal …

Climate change may directly induce shifts in stand-level dynamics by altering the
regeneration, growth and mortality of tree species, and indirectly by modifying interspecific …

Rangelands across the world are home to millions of pastoral people and vast wildlife
populations, which create a complex landscape for conservation. Community based …

Animal movements are the primary behavioural adaptation to spatiotemporal heterogeneity
in resource availability. Depending on their spatiotemporal scale, movements have been …

Background Empirical tests that link temperature-mediated changes in behaviour (activity
and resource selection) to individual fitness or condition are currently lacking for endotherms …