Copertina

Migratory movements of bats are shaped by barrier effects, sex-biased timing and the adaptive use of winds.

Fuente: PubMed

Salvato in:

Dettagli Bibliografici
Autori principali:	Lagerveld, Sander, de Vries, Pepijn, Harris, Jane, Parsons, Sue, Debusschere, Elisabeth, Hüppop, Ommo, Brust, Vera, Schmaljohann, Heiko
Natura:	Artículo científico
Lingua:	en
Pubblicazione:	Movement ecology 2024
Accesso online:	Acceder al recurso
Tags:	Aggiungi Tag Nessun Tag, puoi essere il primo ad aggiungerne!!

Documenti analoghi

Marine artificial light at night: Implications and potential hazards for offshore songbird and bat movements in the Greater North Sea
di: Cormac Walsh, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2025)

movetrack: An R package to model flight paths from radio‐telemetry networks
di: Georg Rüppel, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2026)

Conservation-focused mapping of avian migratory routes using a pan-European automated telemetry network.
di: Mitchell, Lucy, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2025)

Migratory movements in underdeveloped countries in the course of industrialisation
di: Pierre Wigny
Pubblicazione: (1953)

Ortolan buntings ( Emberiza hortulana ) consistently select breeding territories with structurally diverse crops on well‐drained soils
di: Annika Jensen, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2026)

No evidence of bias from fish behavior in the selectivity of size and sex of the protogynous red porgy (Pagrus pagrus, Sparidae) by hook-and-line gear
di: DeVries, Douglas A.
Pubblicazione: (2007)

Migratory behaviour of the Schreiber's bat: when, where and why do cave bats migrate in a Mediterranean region?
di: Rodrigues, L., et al.
Pubblicazione: (2008)

Managing coexistence for bats and wind turbines
di: Sergio Ticul Alvarez-Castañeda
Pubblicazione: (2015)

A conceptual framework on the role of magnetic cues in songbird migration ecology
di: Thiemo Karwinkel, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2024)

The Rise and Fall of the People's Parties
di: Corduwener, Pepijn
Pubblicazione: (2023)

Migratory connectivity and barrier‐crossing flights of Vermivora warblers are associated with synoptic weather conditions
di: Gunnar R. Kramer, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2025)

Seasonal variation and host sex affect bat–bat fly interaction networks in the Amazonian savannahs
di: Mejia, Paulo, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2024)

Seawater carbonate chemistry and early life history processes of the Baltic tellin (Macoma balthica)
di: Van Colen, Carl, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2012)

Biodiversity biases in research and practice: Lessons from the Irish onshore wind sector
di: Emma King, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2025)

(Table 2) Hydrogen sulphide and methane content, and loss on ignition in sediments obtained in the Gotland Deep, Baltic Sea
di: Schmaljohann, Rolf, et al.
Pubblicazione: (1998)

A distance conjecture beyond moduli?
di: Debusschere, Cédric, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2024)

Swarming of bats at underground sites in Britain—implications for conservation
di: Parsons, Katharine N, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2003)

Comparative analysis of bat immunoglobulin constant regions identifies adaptations of bat immunity
di: Thongthai Thavornwatanayong, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2025)

Increasing evidence that bats actively forage at wind turbines
di: Foo, Cecily F., et al.
Pubblicazione: (2017)

Body Building by Insects: Trade-Offs in Resource Allocation with Particular Reference to Migratory Species
di: Angelo, Mary Jane, et al.
Pubblicazione: (1984)

Forest bat activity declines with increasing wind speed in proximity of operating wind turbines
di: Ellerbrok, Julia S., et al.
Pubblicazione: (2024)

Skewed brood sex ratio adn sex-biased hatching sequence in HArri's hawks
di: Bednarz, J.C. &Hayden, T.J
Pubblicazione: (1991)

Operational sex ratio bias due to sex‐specific cohort splitting in response to predation
di: Oliver Miler, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2026)

Testing secondary sex ratio bias hypotheses in white‐tailed deer in Mississippi, USA
di: Jane E. Dentinger, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2024)

Relationships between bats and wind turbines in Pennsylvania and West Virginia: an assessment of bat fatality search protocols, patterns of fatality, and behavioral interactions with wind turbines.
di: Arnett, Edward B
Pubblicazione: (2005)

Microbial influences on severity and sex bias of systemic autoimmunity
di: Jean Lee, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2024)

Migratory Men
Pubblicazione: (2023)

Geographic variability in reanalysis wind speed biases: A high-resolution bias correction approach for UK wind energy
di: Wang, Yan, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2025)

Mortality of bats at wind turbines links to nocturnal insect migration?
di: Rydell, Jens, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2010)

Medición de la frecuencia cardíaca y presión arterial en habitantes del Ajusco, Tlalpan, Distrito Federal, México, utilizando el equipo CEDAT
di: H. Brust
Pubblicazione: (1991)

Age, sex, and climate factors show different effects on survival of three different bat species in a woodland bat community
di: Culina, Antica, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2017)

Results of the sensitivity experiments LOVECLIM as NetCDF files
di: Bakker, Pepijn, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2013)

CESM1.2 atmospheric surface fields for pre-industrial Southern Ocean hosing experiments
di: Bakker, Pepijn, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2018)

Temporal Changes to Migratory Fuel Load in Migratory Birds Across Europe
di: Jennifer Anne Border, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2025)

Wing bone laminarity is not an adaptation for torsional resistance in bats
di: Lee, Andrew H., et al.
Pubblicazione: (2015)

Personality, sex and capture biases: Challenges for predator monitoring and management
di: Kyla C. Johnstone, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2024)

Natural and anthropogenic noise shape bat activity and sonar behavior
di: Ryan Vosbigian, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2024)

mCLARI: a shape-morphing insect-scale robot capable of omnidirectional terrain-adaptive locomotion in laterally confined spaces
di: Kabutz, Heiko, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2023)

Health insurance and labor supply: Evidence from same‐sex couples
di: Elisabeth Wurm
Pubblicazione: (2025)

A multisensory approach to understanding bat responses to wind energy developments
di: Kristin A. Jonasson, et al.
Pubblicazione: (2024)