Francesca Cagnacci

Intra- and interspecific relationships of alpine ungulates reorganise along a wolf recolonisation gradient

The paper examines how wolf recolonisation affects prey species interactions and group behaviour in alpine ungulates.

Multidimensional isotopic niches inform coexistence mechanisms in an Alpine ungulate community

The paper uses stable isotope analysis to quantify isotopic niche differentiation among Alpine ungulates, revealing functional segregation despite dietary overlap.

MoveTraits - A database for integrating animal behaviour into trait-based ecology

The paper introduces MoveTraits, a database integrating animal behavior into trait-based ecology by standardizing movement traits from biologging data to improve global change predictions and biodiversity assessments.

Movement responses to lethal risk: an integrative analysis of proactive and reactive antipredator behaviours in a large herbivore

This study examines how red deer balance proactive and reactive antipredator behaviors in response to human hunting, showing that proaction dominates in predictable risk scenarios while reaction becomes critical when risk is unavoidable.

Are your data too coarse for speed estimation? Diffusion rates as an alternative measure of animal movement

The paper compares diffusion rate and mean speed as measures of animal movement, finding diffusion rate more accurate and reliable, especially with low-quality data.

Perceived and observed biases within scientific communities: a case study in movement ecology

The paper examines perceived and observed biases in movement ecology through surveys and author affiliation analysis, identifying geographic and demographic disparities in research participation.