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Shared functional traits explain synchronous changes in long‐term count trends of migratory raptors
Global Ecology and Biogeography ( IF 6.3 ) Pub Date : 2020-12-26 , DOI: 10.1111/geb.13242
Patricia Kaye T. Dumandan 1 , Keith L. Bildstein 2 , Laurie J. Goodrich 2 , Andrii Zaiats 1 , T. Trevor Caughlin 1 , Todd E. Katzner 3
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Assessing long‐term shifts in faunal assemblages is important to understand the consequences of ongoing global environmental change. One approach to assess drivers of assemblage changes is to identify the traits associated with synchronous shifts in count trends among species. Our research identified traits influencing trends in 73 years of count data on migrating raptors recorded in the north‐eastern USA.

中文翻译:

共有的功能性状解释了迁徙猛禽的长期计数趋势的同步变化

评估动物群的长期变化对于了解持续的全球环境变化的后果非常重要。评估组合变化驱动力的一种方法是,确定与物种间计数趋势的同步变化相关的特征。我们的研究确定了影响美国东北部记录的迁徙猛禽的73年计数数据趋势的特征。
更新日期:2021-02-15
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