2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2018.08.015
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Birds in boreal protected areas shift northwards in the warming climate but show different rates of population decline

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“…In our study region, the mean April-June temperature has increased by an average of 1.0 • C, and the mean annual temperature has increased by an average of 1.1 • C between the periods 1981-1999 and 2000-2017 [40]. Mirroring our results against these trends in climate, detection of workable mechanisms for retarding the negative effects of climate warming can be considered as of special importance.…”
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confidence: 49%
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“…In our study region, the mean April-June temperature has increased by an average of 1.0 • C, and the mean annual temperature has increased by an average of 1.1 • C between the periods 1981-1999 and 2000-2017 [40]. Mirroring our results against these trends in climate, detection of workable mechanisms for retarding the negative effects of climate warming can be considered as of special importance.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 49%
“…We investigated the variation within the PAs in fine-grained air temperature patterns to assess whether larger temperature variation can slow down the negative effects of climate warming on bird species populations. We focused specifically on population size changes in northerly distributed bird species in a region where these species have contracting range-margin populations [39,40]. Alongside the temperature variability, we addressed two other potentially important drivers of bird population sizes: changes in the observed broad-scale air temperature (i.e., macroclimate) [41,42] and the size of the PAs [43,44], and also took the variation in forest proportion in the PAs into account.Specifically, we addressed the following two questions: (1) Is the density of bird species populations higher in PAs showing a larger variation in local temperature (conditions)?…”
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“…Alternatively, migratory distance correlates with breeding ground and may explain the influence of breeding ground. In a study of land birds in Finland, long-distance migrants declined more than short-distance migrants under a warming climate (Virkkala et al, 2018). It is also possible that Southern Siberia experienced regionwide habitat degradation, although such data are currently unavailable to evaluate this possibility.…”
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“…Nykyinen ilmastonmuutoksen etenemisvauhti on todennäköisesti valtaosalle lajeista liian nopea, jotta ne voisivat sopeutua evolutiivisesti. Sen sijaan lajien levinneisyysalueet muuttuvat, ja esimerkiksi hyönteisten ja lintujen levinneisyysalueet ovat Suomessakin siirtyneet huomattavasti kohti pohjoista 42,43,44 . Lajien levittäytyminen uusille alueille ei ole itsestäänselvyys vaan edellyttää, että sopivaa elinympäristöä, jota pitkin levittäytyä, on riittävästi.…”
Section: Ilmastonmuutos Ja Luonnon Monimuotoisuusunclassified