How does cyclic movement differ from migration?
Cyclic movement involves short trips in which the person moving comes back home eventually, while migration is long term.
Cyclic movements are short trips and involve a return to the home base, while migration is permanent.
An example of cyclic movement is nomadic migration - that has closed route and is repeated annually or seasonally.
Cyclic movement is what birds do during winter after which they go home. Migration occurs when animals move to a complete new place and enter a new habitat.