Figure 1From: The pros and cons of applying the movement ecology paradigm for studying animal dispersal The movement ecology paradigm. Movement paths are the outcome of four inter-related components. Three components (internal state, motion capacity, navigation capacity) are related to the individual (yellowish background), whereas the fourth one is related to the environment (bluish background). Arrows symbolize the relationships among these four components. Redrawn from Nathan et al. [66].Back to article page