What Is Migration?¶
Dingle, H., & Drake, V. A. (2007). What Is Migration?. BioScience, 57(2), 113-121.
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- Animal Migration
- Dingle and Drake endorse an individual-behavioral definition while also discussing population-level consequences and migratory adaptation.
This sourceOriginal full article in a public author-uploaded copy. Printed pp. 113–115 define and compare behavioral, individual-relocation and population views; Table 1 gives movement variants; printed pp. 115–116 distinguish foraging and commuting and synthesize Kennedy's behavioral diagnostics; printed p. 119 qualifies dispersal and syndrome boundaries. The aphid experiment discussed there is earlier work, not a new experiment in this review.
- Dingle and Drake endorse an individual-behavioral definition while also discussing population-level consequences and migratory adaptation.
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