Territórios resultam de competição por interferência que leva ao uso exclusivo do espaço. A territorialidade então depende da variação espaço-temporal na disponibilidade de recursos e está, geralmente, associada ao sistema de acasalamento. A defesa de território deve ocorrer quando os benefícios superam os custos, e essa relação custo-benefício deve ser afetada por fatores ecológicos (disponibilidade de recursos e densidade populacional), assim como variações individuais (sexo e maturidade) e sazonais (época reprodutiva) que determinam quais e quando os recursos são importantes. Embora as estratégias territoriais dos indivíduos devam variar com as condições ambientais, potencialmente levando a diferentes sistemas territoriais⁄ de acas...
1 Territoriality is a phenomenon associated with resource use and social system in animals. This phe...
Of the many behaviors that an animal exhibits, movement is one of the main studied components of org...
Kraus C, Kunkele J, Trillmich F. Spacing behaviour and its implications for the mating system of a p...
We studied the short term spacing behavioural responses of Pampean grassland mouse (males exhibit a ...
ABSTRACT. In order to study territorial behavior in Akodon azarae females we performed 15 resident-i...
I present the results of a two-year study on the spatial organization and mating system of the yello...
We examined in Akodon azarae if at low availability of females (sex ratio biased toward males, 3:1),...
Population Ecology 2014, Vol. 56: pp109–118The availability of resources, their effect on populatio...
Apodemus flavicollis is the most abundant rodent species in the beech woodlands of eastern Italian A...
An individual's home range determines its access to resources, significantly influencing its fitness...
Based on the hypothesis that, in Akodon azarae, polygyny operates through female defence, we studied...
The long-tailed mouse, Oligoryzomys longicaudatus (Cricetidae: Sigmodontinae), is the major host of ...
Space use patterns reflect strategies to maximize reproductive success and survival of individuals, ...
The long-tailed mouse, Oligoryzomys longicaudatus (Cricetidae: Sigmodontinae), is the major host of ...
International audienceWe tested whether the socio-spatial distribution of mound-building mice, Mus s...
1 Territoriality is a phenomenon associated with resource use and social system in animals. This phe...
Of the many behaviors that an animal exhibits, movement is one of the main studied components of org...
Kraus C, Kunkele J, Trillmich F. Spacing behaviour and its implications for the mating system of a p...
We studied the short term spacing behavioural responses of Pampean grassland mouse (males exhibit a ...
ABSTRACT. In order to study territorial behavior in Akodon azarae females we performed 15 resident-i...
I present the results of a two-year study on the spatial organization and mating system of the yello...
We examined in Akodon azarae if at low availability of females (sex ratio biased toward males, 3:1),...
Population Ecology 2014, Vol. 56: pp109–118The availability of resources, their effect on populatio...
Apodemus flavicollis is the most abundant rodent species in the beech woodlands of eastern Italian A...
An individual's home range determines its access to resources, significantly influencing its fitness...
Based on the hypothesis that, in Akodon azarae, polygyny operates through female defence, we studied...
The long-tailed mouse, Oligoryzomys longicaudatus (Cricetidae: Sigmodontinae), is the major host of ...
Space use patterns reflect strategies to maximize reproductive success and survival of individuals, ...
The long-tailed mouse, Oligoryzomys longicaudatus (Cricetidae: Sigmodontinae), is the major host of ...
International audienceWe tested whether the socio-spatial distribution of mound-building mice, Mus s...
1 Territoriality is a phenomenon associated with resource use and social system in animals. This phe...
Of the many behaviors that an animal exhibits, movement is one of the main studied components of org...
Kraus C, Kunkele J, Trillmich F. Spacing behaviour and its implications for the mating system of a p...