ArticleEcology and evolution2023
Determinants of departure to natal dispersal across an elevational gradient in a long-lived raptor species.
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- Determinants of departure to natal dispersal across an elevational gradient in a long-lived raptor species.Ecology and evolution · 2023Article
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Abstract
Attributes of natal habitat often affect early stages of natal dispersal. Thus, environmental gradients at mountain slopes are expected to result in gradients of dispersal behavior and to drive elevational differences in dispersal distances and settlement behavior. However, covariation of environmental factors across elevational gradients complicates the identification of mechanisms underlying the elevational patterns in dispersal behavior. Assuming a decreasing food availability with elevation, we conducted a food supplementation experiment of red kite (
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