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Research Frontiers in Habitat Connectivity and Corridor Design

Modeling landscape genetics and movement ecology to optimize wildlife corridors that maintain gene flow across fragmented ecosystems.

Permeability Landscapes: Predicting Movement Across Human-Dominated Mosaics
Genetic Rescue Through Corridor-Mediated Population Admixture
Nocturnal Corridor Utilization and Predation Risk Asymmetry
Microhabitat Heterogeneity as Gateway Functionality in Linear Networks
Temporal Dynamics of Corridor Abandonment in Recolonizing Species
Epigenetic Plasticity Along Connectivity Gradients in Fragmented Populations
Disease Transmission Pathways Within Engineered Wildlife Corridors
Sensory Landscape Navigation: Non-Visual Cues in Corridor Effectiveness
Trophic Cascades in Restored Corridor Ecosystems Across Scales
Urban Edge Effects and Behavioral Syndrome Expression in Passage Species

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