Causes of recent changes in bill length in Crozet wandering albatross, a long-lived seabird

Abstract excerpt

Phenotypes are changing in many wild populations, largely in response to environmental changes due to human activities. Phenotypic change can be driven by several mechanisms, with contrasted consequences for the persistence of populations. Identifying those mechanisms is key to understand current responses to human pressures and to predict the future fate of populations. Here we attempt to disentangle the causes o...

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• Birds
• Body Size
• Fossils
• Linear Models
• Lizards
• Mammals
• Models, Statistical
• Stochastic Processes

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Literature Corpus work

0115a206-3968-53d9-b038-59976deb72b3

DOI

10.32942/x2np72