2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14 - 19)
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LB 5 Behavior: Migration And Movement (Latebreaking)

5:00 PM-6:30 PM
ESA Exhibit Hall
LB 5-29
Spatio-temporal coupling between fish and zooplankton: Does brook charr track its zooplanktonic prey?
Riwan Leroux, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières;
LB 5-30
Age-related migration timing and flight speeds in black-throated blue warblers (Setophaga caerulescens)
Patricia Rokitnicki, Western University;
LB 5-31
CANCELLED - Linking movement and dive data to prey distribution models: new insights in foraging behaviour and potential pitfalls of movement analyses
Katie Florko, University of British Columbia;
LB 5-32
Changes in the core habitat of White-naped Crane in the Western DMZ of the Korean Peninsula
Jae Hyun Kim, University of Georgia;
LB 5-33
Tiger movement analysis based on a time-geographic approach
Yifei Liu, University of California - Santa Barbara, CA;
LB 5-34
Human-Coyote Coexistence in the Wildland Urban Interface
Andrea J. Salazar, University of California Berkeley;
LB 5-35
Weak genetic structure coupled with shared non-breeding areas and extensive movement in North American Black Terns
Nicholas G. Shephard, University of Saskatchewan;
LB 5-36
Long-term persistence of matching habitat choice by pumpkinseed sunfish ecotypes
Brett Studden, University of Guelph;
LB 5-37
How does translocation affect the movement, site fidelity, and survival of a population of snakes at their northern range limit?
Lily Ragsdale, BSc - McGill University; MSc student - Thompson Rivers University, Thompson Rivers University;
LB 5-38
Using direct observations to validate movement-based behavioural inferences: a case study using GPS-video collars on black bears (Ursus americanus)
Liam Horne, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Alberta;
LB 5-39
Synchrony of movement of anadromous fish in California’s Central Valley
Nat J. Coombs, University of Kansas;
LB 5-40
Nocturnal migratory departure timing of songbirds in relation to social and environmental conditions
Andrew T. Beauchamp, Western University;
LB 5-41
Pairing automated mark–recapture and social network models to explore the effects of landscape configuration on hummingbird foraging patterns
Dustin G. Gannon, University of Wyoming;
LB 5-42
Post-breeding survival of adult and juvenile Bank Swallows in the Great Lakes ecoregion
Christian Buchanan-Fraser, Western University;
LB 5-43
Modelling Wildlife Distribution Pattern After Fence Erection in Urban Forest Fringe Area
Wonhyeop Shin, Seoul National University;
LB 5-44
Variation in the spatial co-occurrences of close kin in wild caribou populations
Micheline Manseau, Landscape Science and Technology Division, Environment and Climate Change Canada;
LB 5-45
The role of landscape heterogeneity and structure in space use of a wide-ranging large carnivore
Harshad Karandikar, University of California Berkeley;