Themes | Animal movement in social-ecological systems — Translational Movement Ecology @ UMASS
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Explore innovative research on animal movement, landscape ecology, and conservation strategies at UMASS's Translational Movement Ecology.
Terrestrial Animal Movement in a Changing World Photo by Zhuojin Zhang Relevant publications Xu, W, et al. (2023) Fencing amplifies individual differences in movement with implications on survival for two migratory ungulates. J. of Anim. Ecol. Xu, W., et al. (2021). Barrier Behavior Analysis (BaBA) reveals extensive effects of fencing on wide-ranging animals. Journal of Appl. Ecol. Xu, W., et al (2021). Migratory Plasticity of Ungulates in a Changing World. Ecology. Movement is a fundamental way through which individual animals respond to and interact with their external environments.…
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