[Extract] Tracking animals provides a detailed picture of their behaviour and can be important in understanding their ecology. Tracking is especially useful for elucidating the ecology of animals that are cryptic during all or parts of their life cycle (Heyer et al. 1994; Langkilde and Alford 2002; Reynolds and Riley 2002). Amphibians, for example, can be hard to study outside breeding aggregations, and wildlife telemetry can provide insight on otherwise unknown aspects of their biology (Heyer et al. 1994; Naef-Daenzer 1993; Naef-Daenzer et al. 2005; Rowley and Alford 2007a, b, c; Rowley et al. 2007)
In recent decades the biodiversity crisis has been characterised by a decline and extinction of many...
Abstract Surveillance of animal movements using electronic tags (i.e., biotelemetry) has emerged as...
The advantages of transmission telemetry or logging systems for studying free-living animals are mul...
[Extract] Tracking animals provides a detailed picture of their behaviour and can be important in un...
[Extract] Locating and following animals using tracking devices is a method commonly used on many ta...
To gain information on the microhabitat use, home range and movement of a species, it is often neces...
International audienceOne of the main characteristics of ecological systems is their hierarchical or...
There are some difficulties to study wildlife ecology in their natural habitat by using direct metho...
The complex ways in which animals move within andinteract with the environment are fundamental to un...
The most basic behavioural states of animals can be described as active or passive. However, while h...
Electronic tags (both biotelemetry and biologging platforms) have informed conservation and resource...
Remote measurement of the physiology, behaviour and energetic status of free-living animals is made ...
Electronic tags (both biotelemetry and biologging platforms) have informed conservation and resource...
1. Radiotelemetry provides a tool for monitoring animals that are difficult to observe directly. Rec...
Radio-tracking is used ubiquitously in studies of wild vertebrates, a fundamental assumption being t...
In recent decades the biodiversity crisis has been characterised by a decline and extinction of many...
Abstract Surveillance of animal movements using electronic tags (i.e., biotelemetry) has emerged as...
The advantages of transmission telemetry or logging systems for studying free-living animals are mul...
[Extract] Tracking animals provides a detailed picture of their behaviour and can be important in un...
[Extract] Locating and following animals using tracking devices is a method commonly used on many ta...
To gain information on the microhabitat use, home range and movement of a species, it is often neces...
International audienceOne of the main characteristics of ecological systems is their hierarchical or...
There are some difficulties to study wildlife ecology in their natural habitat by using direct metho...
The complex ways in which animals move within andinteract with the environment are fundamental to un...
The most basic behavioural states of animals can be described as active or passive. However, while h...
Electronic tags (both biotelemetry and biologging platforms) have informed conservation and resource...
Remote measurement of the physiology, behaviour and energetic status of free-living animals is made ...
Electronic tags (both biotelemetry and biologging platforms) have informed conservation and resource...
1. Radiotelemetry provides a tool for monitoring animals that are difficult to observe directly. Rec...
Radio-tracking is used ubiquitously in studies of wild vertebrates, a fundamental assumption being t...
In recent decades the biodiversity crisis has been characterised by a decline and extinction of many...
Abstract Surveillance of animal movements using electronic tags (i.e., biotelemetry) has emerged as...
The advantages of transmission telemetry or logging systems for studying free-living animals are mul...