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Integrating trait, mechanistic, and environmental perspectives to unravel patterns of animal dispersal
Animal movement and dispersal are shaped by traits, mechanistic constraints, and environmental context, and understanding these drivers is central to predicting population connectivity, community assembly, and species persistence across landscapes. Dispersal underpins range expansion, gene flow, and
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