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Science 377 (6607), 12 August 2022
Migrating hawkmoths continually adjust their flight headings in response to winds to maintain favorable migratory trajectories.
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Science 377 (6605), 29 July 2022
Constraints on the adjustment of tidal marshes to accelerating sea level rise Comparing marsh elevation change across four continents provides an explanation for variable marsh responses to sea-level rise.
The most unusual birds are also the most at risk Two studies predict homogenization of the avian world as climate change and other human impacts continue

Research shows that seaweeds depend on crustaceans for fertilization

Giant study of ancient pottery and DNA challenges common evolutionary explanation for lactase persistence
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Science 377 (6604), 22 July 2022
Overexpression of a single transcription factor improves the agricultural productivity of rice.

Competition with other species, not climate, explains the narrower elevational ranges of bird species on tropical versus temperate mountains.


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Briths Birds, September 2022
‘North American Horned Lark’ in Scilly: new to Britain Brian J. Small

First occurrence of menzbieri Common Chiffchaff in the United Arab Emirates Valentin Motteau, Oscar Campbell, Tereza Senfeld, Thomas J. Shannon, J. Martin Collinson and Simon Lloyd

Movements of Greylag Geese moulting at Poole Park, Dorset Thomas J. Weston, Scott Petrek and Kane Brides

The first British Gull-billed Tern and the type specimen of Sterna anglica Alan Knox and Hein van Grouw

Aerial stretch displays by Grey Heron and Little Egret Andrew Bloomfield
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Le Courrier de la nature n° spécial 2022 – Le bocage d'hier à demain | SNPN : Société Nationale de Protection de la Nature
  • Cartographie : Le dispositif national de suivi des bocages Par Sophie Morin, Loïc Commagnac, Sylvain Haie, Barbara Freidman
  • Microclimat : Des brise-vent qui influencent les cultures Par Ambroise Martin-Chave
  • Erosion : Le bocage régule le cycle de l’eau et le ruissellement érosif Par Daniel Delahaye, Romain Reulier
  • Agronomie : Les éléments du bocage en soutien des auxiliaires des cultures Par Véronique Sarthou
  • Biomasse : Une gestion durable des haies pour produire bois et fourrage Par Sylvie Monier
  • Dossier : La biodiversité des haies et des bocages. Le cas des coléoptères carabiques et des micromammifères dans l’ouest de la FrancePar Françoise Burel

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Ardea, 109 (3)
Special issue on the Great Cormorant

Marion L. & Marion P. (2021) Migration patterns and recorded emigration of the Great Cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo sinensis in the largest French colony of Lac de Grand-Lieu: density-dependent factors operating at different time and geographical scales.
Kazantzidis S., Naziridis T., Catsadorakis G., Nikolaou H. & Makrigianni E. (2021) Status and population trends of Great Cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo sinensis breeding in Greece.

Govedič M., Govedič T.B. & Pajtnar A. & Torkar G. (2021) Great Cormorants Phalacrocorax carbo in the subalpine Soča River system, Slovenia: the possible effect of avian predators in a sensitive biogeographic region of fish.

Cosolo M., Privileggi N. & Sponza S. (2021) Diet of Great Cormorants Phalacrocorax carbo in relation to fish resources in the upper Adriatic Sea.

Gagliardi A., Preatoni D., Volponi S., Martinoli A. & Fasola M. (2021) When gate crashers show up: does expansion of Great Cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo in north-western Italy affect breeding site selection in Grey Heron Ardea cinerea?


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BirdingASIA 37 , June 2022

Notes on the habitat, behaviour and vocalisations of Black-browed Babbler Malacocincla perspicillata

Conservation breeding and the most threatened (song)birds in Asia—ten years on


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Alauda, 90(3), 2022