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Breeding dispersal of Baltic dunlins is not an adaptive response to unpredictable nest flooding

2025-09-10

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Human-driven habitat loss and climate change are rapidly degrading bird breeding grounds worldwide. For ground-nesting waterbirds using low-lying shore habitats, combined pressures of predation, intensified flooding, and vegetation overgrowth can drastically reduce reproductive success. In East Bothnian Bay, flood-related nest losses of the Baltic dunlin (Calidris alpina schinzii) have drastically increased over t...

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898b424e-87f4-5d04-9b8c-f3e261c0996b
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10.22541/au.175751677.72511607/v1
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