<p>bm: body mass; hb: habitat breadth, db: diet breadth, dc: diet change (high numbers indicate a large change in diet (high plasticity), small numbers a small change in diet (low plasticity)), mis: migratory strategy, CA: California, MS: Mississippi, R: resident, M: migratory, R/M: resident and migratory; explanation of the variables see text.</p
<p><b>(a)</b> Change in current geographic range size (year 2000) by 2080 (SRES A2) grouped by migra...
Migration describes the movement of individuals between spatially separate ecological communities, t...
Analyzes predictions made by previous allometric analyses of the relationship between population den...
<p>Species included in analysis with descriptions of CV (long term population variation among sites)...
1. The migratory movements of wild animals can promote abundance and support ecosystem functioning. ...
1.Understanding the mechanisms driving geographic range sizes of species is a central issue in ecolo...
1. The migratory movements of wild animals can promote abundance and support ecosystem functioning. ...
1. The migratory movements of wild animals can promote abundance and support ecosystem functioning. ...
1. The migratory movements of wild animals can promote abundance and support ecosystem functioning. ...
In response to environmental change, species may decrease or increase in population size across thei...
Climate in part determines species ’ distributions, and species ’ distributions are shifting in resp...
The long history of reciprocal transplant studies testing the hypothesis of local adaptation has sho...
The long history of reciprocal transplant studies testing the hypothesis of local adaptation has sho...
1. Assessing the source-sink status of populations and habitats is of major importance for understan...
<p>OLS (solid) and PGLS (dashed) regression lines are plotted where significant. Dotted lines were d...
<p><b>(a)</b> Change in current geographic range size (year 2000) by 2080 (SRES A2) grouped by migra...
Migration describes the movement of individuals between spatially separate ecological communities, t...
Analyzes predictions made by previous allometric analyses of the relationship between population den...
<p>Species included in analysis with descriptions of CV (long term population variation among sites)...
1. The migratory movements of wild animals can promote abundance and support ecosystem functioning. ...
1.Understanding the mechanisms driving geographic range sizes of species is a central issue in ecolo...
1. The migratory movements of wild animals can promote abundance and support ecosystem functioning. ...
1. The migratory movements of wild animals can promote abundance and support ecosystem functioning. ...
1. The migratory movements of wild animals can promote abundance and support ecosystem functioning. ...
In response to environmental change, species may decrease or increase in population size across thei...
Climate in part determines species ’ distributions, and species ’ distributions are shifting in resp...
The long history of reciprocal transplant studies testing the hypothesis of local adaptation has sho...
The long history of reciprocal transplant studies testing the hypothesis of local adaptation has sho...
1. Assessing the source-sink status of populations and habitats is of major importance for understan...
<p>OLS (solid) and PGLS (dashed) regression lines are plotted where significant. Dotted lines were d...
<p><b>(a)</b> Change in current geographic range size (year 2000) by 2080 (SRES A2) grouped by migra...
Migration describes the movement of individuals between spatially separate ecological communities, t...
Analyzes predictions made by previous allometric analyses of the relationship between population den...