Animal migration: Dispersion explains declines.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 23 Mar 2016 Australia English Publisher:Nature Publishing GroupJournal:Nature, volume 531 (issn: 1476-4687,

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Authors: Fuller, Richard A.;

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Animal migration: Dispersion explains declines.

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Abstract

Migratory birds are declining globally. A broad study of European migratory birds finds that species that disperse widely during the non-breeding season are less likely to be in decline than are species with more restricted dispersion.

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University of Queensland
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University of Queensland
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Europe, 2700 Medicine, Ecology, Migratory birds, 1000 General, Animals, Humans, Animal Migration, Conservation

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