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Divergent demographic responses of boreal-breeding ducks to growing season variabilityNARA Subscribed
In seasonal environments climatic variability shapes the timing, duration, and magnitude of primary production with effects that may percolate upward through food chains. While the role of spring phenology and implications of trophic mismatches have been documented in some bird species, including waterfowl, there is little research on the role of growing season duration or overall productivity. Duck species breeding in the wes...
Shared population trends but no annual synchrony in duck species across Europe and North AmericaNARA Subscribed
Few studies have explored population dynamics of species sharing life-history traits and common environmental drivers but living in widely separated regions or continents. Large-scale climate cycles can impact habitats and populations over broad geographic areas and may act as global forces shaping animal population dynamics. We tested for synchronous population dynamics of eight ecologically equivalent duck species in Western...
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