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Selection of movement rules to simulate species dispersal in a mosaic landscape model

2024-02-28

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Dispersal is an ecological process central to population dynamics, representing an important driver of movement between populations and across landscapes. In spatial population models for terrestrial vertebrates, capturing plausible dispersal behaviour is of particular importance when considering the spread of disease or invasive species. The distribution of distances travelled by dispersers, or the dispersal kern...

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85f62330-4b6a-592c-953e-2fec17d7eefc
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10.1101/2024.02.26.582052
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