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Selonen, V.; Hanski, I.K.; Desrochers, A.
Measuring habitat availability for dispersing animals
2009  Landscape Ecology (25): 331-335

Understanding dispersal is central to ecology and evolution. To integrate habitat selection and dispersal it is important to compare habitat used for movement to those available in the landscape, i.e. found in an area that an animal could access in a given time period. Here, we explore ways of determining available habitat for dispersing individuals, illustrated by recent studies on habitat selection of dispersers.

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