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Toward temporally calibrated biomarkers of heat stress in free-living songbirds
2026-06-17
Abstract excerpt
As heatwaves increase in intensity and frequency, more birds are exposed to sublethal heat, which can affect many elements of the phenotype, from growth to cognition to reproduction. These widespread performance-related effects of heat, coupled with the rapid declines seen in many bird populations in recent decades, underscore the urgency of detecting recent heat exposure and its downstream physiological effects i...
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- Literature Corpus work
- 60691073-cc56-51a6-a46a-86b8bf3fe126
- DOI
- 10.64898/2026.06.16.732729