The end of primary moult as an indicator of global warming effects in the Red-legged Partridge Alectoris rufa, a medium sized, sedentary species

Nadal, Jesús; Ponz, Carolina; Margalida, Antoni

doi:10.1016/j.ecolind.2020.107287

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“…In Sagunto, no individual was captured moulting while feeding first-brood nestlings, but some individuals were found moulting when raising their first brood in Quintos. Some studies have reported an advance of the timing of moult, related to global warming, in different species (Helm et al, 2019;Kiat et al, 2019;Nadal et al, 2021). To the best of our knowledge, this advancement has not been reported for European great tit populations.…”

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A higher incidence of moult–breeding overlap in great tits across time is linked to an increased frequency of second clutches: a possible effect of global warming?

Solís

Sanz

Imba

et al. 2021

Anim. Biodiv. Conserv.

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The rise of temperatures due to global warming is related to a lengthening of the breeding season in many bird species. This allows more pairs to attempt two clutches within the breeding season, thus finishing their breeding activity later in the season and therefore potentially overlapping these with post–breeding moult. We tested whether this occurred in two Spanish great tit Parus major populations. The proportion of pairs laying second clutches increased from 1 % to 32 % over the study period in one of the populations (Sagunto, 1995–2019), while it did not change in the other (Quintos, 2006–2019; mean 5 %). We did not find any temporal trend for moult start date of late–breeding birds in any population. The proportion of individuals of both sexes that overlapped moult and breeding increased in Sagunto. For this latter population, sex and age, but not clutch type, contributed to the variability in the probability of overlapping in late–breeding individuals, this being higher for first–year males and lower for older females.

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Section: Yearmentioning

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A higher incidence of moult–breeding overlap in great tits across time is linked to an increased frequency of second clutches: a possible effect of global warming?

Solís

Sanz

Imba

et al. 2021

Anim. Biodiv. Conserv.

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“…The pollution sources mainly come from urban domestic sewage and industrial waste water. Non-point source pollution is discharged into [16][17]. Finally, it is an economical and effective way to carry out manual restoration and treatment for the more seriously polluted areas, and plant decontamination plants.…”

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Aquatic Biocommunity and Ecological Effects of Environmental Pollution in Poyang Lake

2022

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In recent years, with the rapid development of urban economy and water conservancy construction, the water environment in the Poyang Lake Basin has gradually deteriorated. Freshwater ecosystems are destroyed, soil erosion is intensified, lakes tend to be more tropical, and the risk of environmental pollution increases. The purpose of this paper is to study the structure of aquatic organism community and the ecological effect of environmental pollution in Poyang Lake. The ecological effects of aquatic biodiversity and environmental pollution are introduced. This paper summarizes the overall environmental status of the Poyang Lake Basin and puts forward the protection strategies of Poyang Lake aquatic organisms. Focus on analyzing the temporal and spatial dynamics of the zooplankton community structure in Poyang Lake, study the differences in community structure in different seasons and divide different types of communities, explore the factors that lead to differences in community structure, and analyze the main community structures. Environmental factors affecting zooplankton community structure. The water quality of Poyang Lake was evaluated by water physicochemical factors and biological indicators. The Shannon-Wiener diversity index and BI index evaluation results showed that the water body of sampling point 2 was seriously polluted, and most of the other water bodies were moderately or polluted.

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“…Julian day with snow cover on 50% of area; Julian day of snow-free ground Moss et al, 1975 (RG), Swenson et al, 1994 (HG), Bernard-Laurent et al, 2017, Nadal et al, 2021 Snow height Thermoregulation costs that can limit time for foraging and escaping predation. Snow on the ground can also limit food accessibility (herbaceous plants), and increase exposure to predation.…”

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Contrasted impacts of weather conditions in species sensitive to both survival and fecundity: A montane bird case study

Canonne

Bernard‐Laurent

Souchay

et al. 2023

Ecology

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The end of primary moult as an indicator of global warming effects in the Red-legged Partridge Alectoris rufa, a medium sized, sedentary species

Cited by 4 publications

References 77 publications

A higher incidence of moult–breeding overlap in great tits across time is linked to an increased frequency of second clutches: a possible effect of global warming?

A higher incidence of moult–breeding overlap in great tits across time is linked to an increased frequency of second clutches: a possible effect of global warming?

Aquatic Biocommunity and Ecological Effects of Environmental Pollution in Poyang Lake

Contrasted impacts of weather conditions in species sensitive to both survival and fecundity: A montane bird case study

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