Michael James Noonan

This study tracks jaguars on Maraca-Jipioca Island to understand their movement patterns, home range dynamics, and habitat preferences, revealing unique behaviors shaped by island ecology.

This paper develops a workflow and tool to optimize sample sizes in animal tracking projects for robust population-level inferences.

This study analyzes bobcat movement patterns near roads to inform strategies for reducing vehicle collisions and improving habitat connectivity.

This study examines how climate change affects the movement patterns of giant anteaters, finding that rising temperatures reduce their movement speed and increase reliance on native forests.

The paper introduces local corrections to kernel density estimation to reduce spillover bias in home range estimation and demonstrates their effectiveness through simulations and a case study.

This paper examines how resource abundance and its variability affect organism range sizes using simulations and real tracking data.

This study uses GPS data to analyze the socio-spatial ecology of giant anteaters, finding they occupy stable home ranges with low overlap and weak associations, suggesting a solitary and asocial species.

This paper highlights the underemphasis of climate change-induced variability in protected area planning and calls for prioritizing less variable habitats to reduce extinction risk.

The paper detects microplastics in women's and cows' follicular fluid and shows polystyrene microplastics impair bovine oocyte maturation in vitro.

The paper analyzes RNAseq data to characterize metaboloepigenetic profiles in human, mouse, and bovine pre-implantation embryos, showing species-specific reprogramming and disruption in vitro.