FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2943745046> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2943745046 abstract "ABSTRACT The function of migration is to allow exploitation of resources whose availability is heterogeneous in space and time. Much effort has been historically directed to studying migration as a response to seasonal, predictable fluctuations in resource availability in temperate species. A deeper understanding of how different migration patterns emerge in response to different patterns of resource variation requires focusing on species inhabiting less predictable environments, especially in tropical and subtropical areas. We provide the first individual-based, quantitative description of migratory patterns in a subtropical wading bird in the Southeastern U.S., the wood stork ( Mycteria americana ). Using GPS tracking data for 64 individuals tracked between 2004 and 2017, we classified migratory behavior at the individual-year level using information theory-based model selection on non-linear models of net squared displacement. We found that the wood stork population is partially migratory, with 59% of individuals seasonally commuting between winter ranges in Florida and summer ranges elsewhere in the population range (migrants), and 28% remaining in a single area in Florida year-round (residents). Additionally, 13% of storks act as facultative migrants, migrating in some years but not in others. Comparing the distribution of residents and migrants suggests that different migratory strategies might be associated with the use of different or differently distributed resources, possibly including food supplementation from human activities. The existence of facultative migrants shows the potential for plastic change of migratory patterns. Partial migration in wood storks may be an adaptation to high heterogeneity and unpredictability of food resources. We suggest that future research should focus on wading birds as model species for the study of partial migration as an adaptation to heterogeneous and unpredictable environments, by comparing populations of the same species across different wetland systems and sympatric populations of species that differ in their resource acquisition mechanisms." @default.
• W2943745046 created "2019-05-09" @default.
• W2943745046 creator A5003551608 @default.
• W2943745046 creator A5014903991 @default.
• W2943745046 creator A5051295952 @default.
• W2943745046 creator A5090750221 @default.
• W2943745046 date "2019-05-03" @default.
• W2943745046 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W2943745046 title "Partial migration in a subtropical wading bird in the Southeastern U.S." @default.
• W2943745046 cites W1486059790 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W1486102456 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W1536268358 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W1701966502 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W1967823512 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W1968009407 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W1973455972 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W1975110149 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W1976409988 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W1990555827 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W1992233082 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W1995653666 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W1998266658 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2010774191 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2017099643 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2019655958 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2021817636 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2025812729 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2033371003 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2035394594 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2035491950 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2036974279 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2048438034 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2050105251 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2050567924 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2065603846 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2070531994 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2070644382 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2075026684 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2078562462 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2079448397 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2092848306 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2094209341 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2095785394 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2101518542 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2107056775 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2109457503 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2121669276 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2129937512 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2132149058 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2137530000 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2137801001 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2140087980 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2140813604 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2145145536 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2146948524 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2152519605 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2156173179 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2160727119 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2164403987 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2169182023 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2169703727 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2171810056 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2173181989 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2175200999 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2224839592 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2302520141 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2314939364 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2329935900 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2330492137 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2482554285 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2524059520 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2535045459 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2538609075 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2588116084 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2789961279 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2794048557 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2795570603 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2796035356 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2796755103 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W2924132534 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W4241915611 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W4246586544 @default.
• W2943745046 cites W991487043 @default.
• W2943745046 doi "https://doi.org/10.1101/626473" @default.
• W2943745046 hasPublicationYear "2019" @default.
• W2943745046 type Work @default.
• W2943745046 sameAs 2943745046 @default.
• W2943745046 citedByCount "1" @default.
• W2943745046 countsByYear W29437450462019 @default.
• W2943745046 crossrefType "posted-content" @default.
• W2943745046 hasAuthorship W2943745046A5003551608 @default.
• W2943745046 hasAuthorship W2943745046A5014903991 @default.
• W2943745046 hasAuthorship W2943745046A5051295952 @default.
• W2943745046 hasAuthorship W2943745046A5090750221 @default.
• W2943745046 hasBestOaLocation W29437450461 @default.
• W2943745046 hasConcept C14168384 @default.
• W2943745046 hasConcept C144024400 @default.
• W2943745046 hasConcept C149923435 @default.
• W2943745046 hasConcept C159985019 @default.
• W2943745046 hasConcept C18903297 @default.

• next