Birds can suffer serious harm from heat waves
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Researchers from Lund University have published a study in Trends in Ecology & Evolution highlighting knowledge gaps regarding how extreme heat and drought affect bird populations, particularly in Europe. The study proposes new theoretical models and sensitivity indicators to better predict and mitigate the risks of mass mortality and physical deterioration in birds.
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Birds can suffer serious harm from heat waves Gaby Clark Scientific Editor Robert Egan Associate Editor Extreme weather poses a big threat to birds.
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Researchers from Lund University have published a study in Trends in Ecology & Evolution highlighting knowledge gaps regarding how extreme heat and drought affect bird populations, particularly in Europe. The study proposes new theoretical models and sensitivity indicators to better predict and mitigate the risks of mass mortality and physical deterioration in birds.