Bird populations most exposed to climate change are less sensitive to climatic variation

  1. Bailey, L.D.
  2. van de Pol, M.
  3. Adriaensen, F.
  4. Arct, A.
  5. Barba, E.
  6. Bellamy, P.E.
  7. Bonamour, S.
  8. Bouvier, J.-C.
  9. Burgess, M.D.
  10. Charmantier, A.
  11. Cusimano, C.
  12. Doligez, B.
  13. Drobniak, S.M.
  14. Dubiec, A.
  15. Eens, M.
  16. Eeva, T.
  17. Ferns, P.N.
  18. Goodenough, A.E.
  19. Hartley, I.R.
  20. Hinsley, S.A.
  21. Ivankina, E.
  22. Juškaitis, R.
  23. Kempenaers, B.
  24. Kerimov, A.B.
  25. Lavigne, C.
  26. Leivits, A.
  27. Mainwaring, M.C.
  28. Matthysen, E.
  29. Nilsson, J.-Å.
  30. Orell, M.
  31. Rytkönen, S.
  32. Senar, J.C.
  33. Sheldon, B.C.
  34. Sorace, A.
  35. Stenning, M.J.
  36. Török, J.
  37. van Oers, K.
  38. Vatka, E.
  39. Vriend, S.J.G.
  40. Visser, M.E.
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Journal:
Nature Communications

ISSN: 2041-1723

Year of publication: 2022

Volume: 13

Issue: 1

Type: Article

DOI: 10.1038/S41467-022-29635-4 GOOGLE SCHOLAR lock_openOpen access editor

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