Romain Dejeante

This paper introduces a state-switching habitat selection model that incorporates animal experience, showing that woodland caribou integrate predation risk over 15 days but food intake over 2 days when deciding to stay or leave an area.

This study examines how prey abundance and catchability at waterholes influence lion visitation patterns in a savannah ecosystem, finding that these factors only weakly explain visit frequency and duration.

This study shows that ignoring invisible landscapes, like individual experience, can bias habitat selection estimates and future population distribution projections.

This study investigates movement patterns of plains zebras in mixed-species groups with giraffes, finding zebras adjust movement decisions based on giraffe presence and exhibit higher group cohesion.