Modularity in temporal co-occurrence networks at a stopover site reveals strong co-migration fidelity in African-European migratory landbirds over time
Abstract:Shifts in migration phenology aimed at minimizing possible mismatches between the timing of breeding and seasonal peaks in the availability of food resources are a well- documented phenomenon in birds. As the extent of phenological adjustments are likely to differ between species, populations, sexes and age classes, these shifts may exert a strong influence on the potential interferences among co-migrants during their journey to breeding grounds. This can be particularly true for species showing asynchronous m… Show more
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