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Migratory swans individually adjust their autumn migration and winter range to a warming climate
Little is known about how migratory animals respond to climate warming in the non‐breeding season, and how such responses can lead to range shifts. Using multi‐year GPS tracks of Bewick's swans, large Arctic‐breeding migratory waterbirds, we examined the effect of temperature on autumn migration and interannual winter distance.
Hans Linssen +4 more
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The agential perspective: Countermapping the modern synthesis
The figure depicts and summarizes two perspectives on the evolution of organisms, from past to present. On the left is a depiction of the Modern Synthesis Perspective, which depicts a gene's‐eye‐view of an organism's evolutionary history from left to right, and identifies the universal dynamics and distortion of biological details that accompany it. On
Denis M. Walsh, Gregory Rupik
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Abstract Aim We explored the range shifts of alien and native birds, the responses of alien and native β‐diversity to abiotic factors, and the effect of native diversity on alien β‐diversity in two time periods. Location Great Britain. Time period 1968–1972, 2007–2011. Taxa studied Breeding birds.
Maria Lazarina +6 more
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Regional wind patterns likely shape a seasonal migration detour
Migrating animals should optimise time and energy use when migrating, travelling directly to their destination. Detours from the most direct route may arise however because of barriers and weather conditions. Identifying how such situations arise from variable weather conditions is crucial to understand population response in the light of increased ...
R. Patchett, W. Cresswell
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Despite the wealth of studies on seasonal movements of birds between southern nonbreeding locations and High Arctic breeding locations, the key mechanisms of navigation during these migrations remain elusive. A flight along the shortest possible route between pairs of points on a sphere (‘orthodrome’) requires a bird to be able to assess its current ...
Eva M. A. Kok +6 more
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Underground testing: Name‐altering practices as probes in electronic music
Abstract Name‐altering practices are common in many creative fields—pen names in literature, stage names in the performing arts, and aliases in music. More than just reflecting artistic habits or responding to the need for distinctive brands, these practices can also serve as test devices to probe, validate, and guide the artists’ active participation ...
Giovanni Formilan, David Stark
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Abstract Visualizing movement data is challenging: While traditional spatial data can be sufficiently displayed as two‐dimensional plots or maps, movement trajectories require the representation of time in a third dimension. To address this, we present moveVis, an r package, which provides tools to animate movement trajectories, overlaying simultaneous
Jakob Schwalb‐Willmann +4 more
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Absolute polarity on the sphere; conics; loxodrome, tractrix [PDF]
Elements in the bundle and on the sphere, distance, angle and absolute polarity are explained. The spherical conic has an absolute polar conic, they are equidistant to each other; they have the same evolute curve.
Dirnböck, H.
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Pressure Drop in Capsule Transporting Bends Carrying Spherical Capsules [PDF]
One of the most important parameters in designing a capsule transporting pipeline is the pressure drop in the pipes carrying capsules and associated pipe fittings such as bends etc.
Ubbi, Kuldip +3 more
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Discrete spherical means of directional derivatives and Veronese maps [PDF]
We describe and study geometric properties of discrete circular and spherical means of directional derivatives of functions, as well as discrete approximations of higher order differential operators.
Alexander Belyaev +8 more
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