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Impact of Climate Change on the Multiple Facets of Forest Bird Diversity in a Biodiversity Hotspot Within the Atlantic Forest

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By José Carlos Morante-Filho, Richard Davies, Cagan H Sekercioglu, Neander Marcel Heming
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Climate change is advancing rapidly, surpassing historical records and drawing increasing concern as greenhouse gas emissions remain high (Trisos et al. 2020). Biodiversity faces severe impacts as species struggle to adapt to rapid changes in temperature and precipitation patterns (Wormworth and Şekercioğlu 2011; Román-Palacios and Wiens 2020).
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A biogeographic comparison of two convergent bird families

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By Abdel Halloway, Christopher J. Whelan, Cagan H Sekercioglu, Kuzey Doğa Derneği
| PLOS ONE
Materials and methods To compare the biogeography of hummingbirds and sunbirds, we gathered the latitudinal and elevational range of all species from each family. These gradients generally show species number declining towards higher altitudes and more extreme latitudes [18–22].
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BIRDBASE: A Global Dataset of Avian Biogeography, Conservation, Ecology and Life History Traits - Scientific Data

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By Cagan H Sekercioglu, Kyle Kittelberger, Amy Buxton, Evan R. Buechley, Joshua J. Horns, Nikolas Orton, Judson D. Blount
| Nature Verified
Abstract Trait datasets play a crucial role in advancing ecological, biogeographical and evolutionary studies and in prioritizing global conservation efforts. Birds are the best-known major group of organisms and comprise excellent environmental indicators. With their diverse traits, birds offer valuable insights into the provisioning of critical ecological functions and how animals adapt to global change.
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