2023
DOI: 10.1002/ecs2.4345
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Multistate model to estimate sex‐specific dispersal rates and distances for a wetland‐breeding amphibian population

Abstract: How animals move across space and time in heterogeneous landscapes has important implications for the conservation of imperiled and dispersal‐limited taxa, such as amphibians. Wetland‐breeding amphibians are thought to exhibit strong site fidelity, but there is growing evidence that many species are more vagile than previously assumed. Few studies have quantified breeding dispersal probabilities or distances while also accounting for observational uncertainty, which means that resultant estimates could be bias… Show more

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