Titlebook: Stochastic Foundations in Movement Ecology; Anomalous Diffusion, Vicen? Méndez,Daniel Campos,Frederic Bartumeus Book 2014 Springer-Verlag B

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Microscopic, Mesoscopic and Macroscopic Descriptions of Dispersalisperse probably as a response to temporal heterogeneity or deteriorating local conditions, and this process is superposed to the movements that organisms need to carry out to perform their basic functions. The ecologically mensurable magnitude in these cases is often the overall number of organisms

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Anomalous Diffusion and Continuous-Time Random Walks The emphasis has been put in showing the working methods and characteristics of the different levels of description (macroscopic, mesoscopic and microscopic). Next we shall show how this differentiation helps us when introducing more advanced concepts like that of memory in the transport processes.

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Random Search Strategiesss, the search is only one component among others [1, 2]. Hence, search behaviour should be clearly distinguished from foraging behaviour eventhough in the scientific literature these terms are sometimes mixed. For example, the time spent searching compared to other components of a foraging process

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Cell Motilityfor example, in the imaging techniques both in vivo and in vitro have lead in the last decades to an increasing understanding of the biophysical and molecular aspects of cell movement. Such aspects have been beautifully compiled in the book by Dennis Bray [10]. More physical approaches have also bee

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Biological Searches and Random Animal Motilityex statistical patterns of animal motion that appear in nature [48]. A common and pervasive assumption is that animals are deterministic input/output systems that firmly tie behavioural responses to external stimuli. Once the operating laws of such a system are known, the behaviour of any animal at

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