J. W. Turner

This study examines how hunger affects wolf hunting behavior, finding that hungrier wolves move further into the park and shift their response to elk.

The paper evaluates existing models for predicting mining impacts on boreal caribou in Ontario's Ring of Fire and finds they are ill-suited for regional planning due to lack of specificity and variability across caribou ranges.

This study examines how habitat disturbance affects snail movement using mesocosms, finding snails alter behavior in response to perceived risks.

This study examines how habitat selection, movement, and social behavior relate to cause-specific mortality in grey wolves, finding behavioral changes before death linked to human or disease causes.

This study examines how social environment influences movement-integrated habitat selection in a gregarious ungulate, showing that social behavior and space use are interrelated through movement-dependent habitat selection.

A study finds that T. gondii infected hyena cubs approach lions more closely and have higher lion mortality rates, suggesting behavioral manipulation by the parasite.

The paper examines how early social experiences in spotted hyenas affect DNA methylation and stress phenotype later in life, finding associations between social connectedness and DNA methylation biomarkers near inflammation-related genes.