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Home range and dynamic space use reveals age‐related differences in risk exposure for reintroduced parrots

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Individual‐level differences in animal spatial behavior can lead to differential exposure to risk. We assessed the risk‐exposure of a reintroduced population of kākā (Nestor meridionalis) in a fenced reserve in New Zealand by GPS tracking 10 individuals and comparing the proportion of each individual's home range beyond the reserve's fence in relation to age, sex, and fledging origin. To estimate dynamic space use, we used a sweeping window framework to estimate occurrence distributions (ODs)...

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Date created

2024-05

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Forrest, Scott W. / Rodríguez-Recio, Mariano / Seddon, Philip J.

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/40234

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conservation reserve / dynamic / home range / Nestor meridionalis / reintroduction / risk / space use / spatial behavior / telemetry / temporal variation

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