Movement Risks

Movement Risks is a theoretical construct in movement ecology that identifies and characterizes the hazards and uncertainties organisms encounter during displacement through heterogeneous environments, differentiating it from other movement-related factors by focusing explicitly on the potential for injury, mortality, or energetic costs imposed by external ecological or anthropogenic threats.

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    Hugo Raetzo

    Federal Office for the Environment, Switzerland

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    Deborah J. Bollinger

    Federal Office for Agriculture, Switzerland

    1 publications · 136 citations

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    O. Lateltin

    Federal Office for Agriculture, Switzerland

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    J.-P. Tripet

    Federal Office for Agriculture, Switzerland

    1 publications · 136 citations

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  1. Federal Office for Agriculture

    Liebefeld, Switzerland

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