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Phenological Synchrony And Bird Migration Changing Climate And Seasonal Resources In North America Eric M Wood Jherime L Kellermann

Name: Phenological Synchrony And Bird Migration Changing Climate And Seasonal Resources In North America Eric M Wood Jherime L Kellermann
SKU: BELL-4977232
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Phenological Synchrony And Bird Migration Changing Climate And Seasonal Resources In North America Eric M Wood Jherime L Kellermann instant download after payment.

Publisher: Taylor and Francis

File Extension: PDF

File size: 28.41 MB

Pages: 234

Author: Eric M Wood; Jherime L Kellermann

ISBN: 9781482240313, 1482240319

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Phenological Synchrony And Bird Migration Changing Climate And Seasonal Resources In North America Eric M Wood Jherime L Kellermann by Eric M Wood; Jherime L Kellermann 9781482240313, 1482240319 instant download after payment.

Current rates of climate change are faster than birds can evolve, leading to serious mismatch of migration and seasonal or phenological timing. The result is a concomitant decline of migratory bird species. The editors of this volume have assembled a team of leading experts to synthesize and review what is known of the phenological asynchrony associated with the timing and patterns of North American bird migration. This will be among the most stark and alarming accounts of the adverse impacts of climate change on a continental scale.