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• W3035002904 abstract "Abstract In populations of many taxa, a large fraction of sexually mature individuals do not breed but are attempting to enter the breeding population. Such individuals, often referred to as “floaters” play critical roles in determining dynamics and stability of these populations. Floaters are difficult to study, however, so we lack data on the roles they play in population ecology and conservation status of many species. Here, we paired satellite telemetry and a new mechanistic space use model based on an Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process to study the differential habitat selection and space use of floater and territorial golden eagles Aquila chrysaetos . Our sample consisted of 49 individuals tracked over complete breeding seasons across four years, totalling 104 eagle breeding seasons. Modeling these data with the new mechanistic approach was required to parse key differences in movement and separate aspects of resource selection from central place behavior. We found that floaters generally had more expansive space use patterns and larger home ranges, partitioning space with territorial individuals seemingly on fine scales through differential habitat and resource selection. Floater and territorial eagle home ranges overlapped markedly, suggesting floaters use the interstices between territories. Further, floater and territorial eagles differed in how they selected for uplift variables, key components of soaring birds’ energy landscape, with territorial eagles apparently better able to find and use thermal uplift. We also found relatively low individual heterogeneity in resource selection, especially among territorial individuals, suggesting a narrow realized niche for breeding individuals. This work furthers our understanding of floaters’ potential roles in population ecology of territorial species, as well as suggests that conserving landscapes occupied by territorial eagles also protects floaters." @default.
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• W3035002904 date "2020-06-16" @default.
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• W3035002904 title "Differences in movement and dynamic resource selection between breeders and floaters revealed with an Ornstein-Uhlenbeck space use model" @default.
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• W3035002904 doi "https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.06.15.153429" @default.
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