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I. INTRODUCTION From the perspective of ecological dynamics in space, it is useful to divide organisms into two groups: unitary and modular. The former is represented by motile animals, single-celled microbes, and non-clonal plants. Although all plants are modular from a morphological standpoint, we focus here on ecological interactions in space.
1 INTRODUCTION Animal movement, defined as a change in the spatial location of an individual over time, is a key behavioural process of nearly all animals. It fulfils basic requirements of survival and reproduction but also affects the species geographic distribution, thus shaping the structure, dynamics and genetic make-up of populations, communities and ecosystems (Jeltsch et al., 2013; Nathan et al., 2008).
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