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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Phenology Shifts"”.
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Reproduction, settlement, and phenology of intertidal barnacles: implications for larval dispersal
… seasonal timing of reproduction and settlement (phenology); faster development rates and, for crustaceans, smaller larvae; reduced larval dispersal distances; and reduced connectivity between coastal populations. However, these predictions are largely based on laboratory and modelling studies, …
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Reproduction, settlement, and phenology of intertidal barnacles: Implications for larval dispersal
… seasonal timing of reproduction and settlement (phenology); faster development rates and, for crustaceans, smaller larvae; reduced larval dispersal distances; and reduced connectivity between coastal populations. However, these predictions are largely based on laboratory and modelling studies, …
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Local impacts of global change: shifting range limits, advancing phenology, and communicating research
… and second, species are advancing their spring phenology. Climate change is having these effects because climate controls both where species exist and when species reproduce. However, a significant gap in our knowledge are the causes and consequences of species-to-species variability in their …
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Incorporating biotic interactions in phenology
Shifts in the timing of phenological events such as bird migration, leaf unfolding, flowering, and insect emergence, across many taxa and ecosystems are a result of climate change. Phenological shifts depend on different factors and species-specific sensitivity to changes in meteorological …