Phenological mismatch caused by water regime change may explain the population variation of the vulnerable lesser white-fronted goose in east Dongting Lake, China

Phenological mismatch caused by water regime change may explain the population variation of the vulnerable lesser white-fronted goose in east Dongting Lake, China

Phenological mismatches between migratory birds and food availability driven by global warming have been found to influence the fitness and population dynamics of several herbivorous goose species in Arctic breeding sites. However, the effect of phenological mismatches at wintering sites have been i...

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Main Authors: Chen, X. (Author), Deng, Z. (Author), Li, F. (Author), Song, Y. (Author), Xie, Y. (Author), Yao, Y. (Author), Zhang, P. (Author), Zhang, S. (Author), Zhu, F. (Author), Zou, Y. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
Above ground biomass
aboveground biomass
abundance
Anse erythropus
Anser erythropus
Biomass
China
Condition
Dongting Lake
East Dongting lake
Ecological mismatch
Ecosystems
Food and Agricultural Organization
food availability
Food availability
food supply
Food supply
Global warming
Hunan
hydrological regime
Lakes
NDVI
phenology
population distribution
Population distribution
population dynamics
Population statistics
Population variation
Vegetation
vulnerability
Water levels
Water regime
waterfowl
wetland
Wintering site
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