The potentially confounded effects of factors affecting breeding dispersal have rarely been
simultaneously examined. The consequences of breeding dispersal are even less studied …

Breeding dispersal, defined as the net movement between successive breeding sites,
remains a poorly understood and seldom reported phenomenon in mammals, despite its …

Territorial species are unlikely to show extensive movements between breeding seasons.
This is especially true for long-lived species, which often have strong pair bonding and can …

Dispersal is a behavioral process having consequences for individual fitness and population
dynamics. Recent advances in technology have spawned new theoretical examinations and …

Highlights•Grassland sparrows dispersed frequently between breeding attempts in the same
season.•Dispersal was common after nest failure but was not affected by parasitism.•Second …

Dispersal among breeding sites in territorial animals (ie breeding dispersal) is driven by
numerous selection pressures, including competition and spatiotemporal variation in habitat …

Dispersal and local patterns of adaptation play a major role on the ecological and
evolutionary trajectory of natural populations. In this study, we employ a combination of …

Dispersal in raptors and their underlying mechanisms remain largely unknown because of
the difficulties inherent to track highly mobile and often shy species across large landscapes …

Individual variation in breeding dispersal has extensive ecological and evolutionary
consequences, but the factors driving individual dispersal behaviour and their fitness …

Although dispersal is a key driver of population dynamics and species distributions, we still
know little about how it affects the dynamics of endangered and restricted-range species …