Joseph Bailey

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University of Essex

United Kingdom

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Joseph Bailey is a Lecturer at the University of Essex, UK. His research areas include animal movement, collective navigation, and statistical modeling in ecological systems. Recent publications highlight his work on dispersal in animals, the application of hazard functions, and the educational perceptions of calculus among students.

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Swansea University

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Bridging short- and long-distance dispersal in individual animal movement

Use of Hazard Functions for Determining Power-Law Behaviour in Data

Investigating students’ perception of the importance of calculus: a cross-discipline comparison to inform module development

Accuracy, rationality and specialization in a generalized model of collective navigation

An assessment of the contact rates between individuals when movement is modelled by a correlated random walk

On random walk models as a baseline for animal movement in three-dimensional space

Simulating capture efficiency of pitfall traps based on sampling strategy and the movement of ground‐dwelling arthropods

Emergence of the wrapped Cauchy distribution in mixed directional data

Emergence of the wrapped Cauchy distribution in mixed directional data

Walking behaviour in the ground beetle, Poecilus cupreus: dispersal potential, intermittency and individual variation

“Micropersonality” traits and their implications for behavioral and movement ecology research

"Micropersonality" traits and their implications for behavioral and movement ecology research

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Ines Fürtbauer

Edward Codling

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Andrew King

Jessica Claridge

Sergei Petrovskii

Richard Mann

Amelia Hood

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