Response to Comment on “Lévy Walks Evolve Through Interaction Between Movement and Environmental Complexity”

Response to Comment on “Lévy Walks Evolve Through Interaction Between Movement and Environmental Complexity”

We agree with Jansen et al . that a composite movement model provides a better statistical description of mussel movement than any simple movement strategy. This does not undermine the take-home message of our paper, which addresses the feedback between individual movement patterns and spatial compl...

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Hauptverfasser: de Jager, Monique, Weissing, Franz J., Herman, Peter M. J., Nolet, Bart A., van de Koppel, Johan
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description We agree with Jansen et al . that a composite movement model provides a better statistical description of mussel movement than any simple movement strategy. This does not undermine the take-home message of our paper, which addresses the feedback between individual movement patterns and spatial complexity. Simple movement strategies provide more insight in the eco-evolutionary analysis and are therefore our model of choice.
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