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Ocean-scale variation in migration schedules of a long-distance migratory seabird is fully compensated upon return to the breeding site

The study tracks Arctic Skuas to show that migration timing variations are compensated upon return to breeding sites, with wintering area choices having minor effects on breeding timing.

The collective application of shorebird tracking data to conservation

The paper describes a collaborative effort to integrate shorebird tracking data for conservation, showing how shared data can support conservation actions.

A versatile semiautomated image analysis workflow for time-lapsed camera trap image classification.

The paper introduces a semi-automated image analysis workflow for classifying time-lapsed camera trap images, achieving high accuracy and reducing manual inspection needs.

Long-term monitoring reveals topographical features and vegetation explain winter habitat use of an Arctic rodent

The paper uses long-term data to show Arctic lemmings prefer sloped terrain and Dryas heath for winter habitats, which may be affected by climate change.

Nothing else matters? Tree diameter and living status have more effects than biogeoclimatic context on microhabitat number and occurrence: an analysis in French forest reserves.

The paper analyzes factors affecting microhabitat number and occurrence in French forest reserves, finding that tree diameter and living status are more influential than biogeoclimatic context.

Flexible Parental Care: Uniparental Incubation In Biparentally Incubating Shorebirds

The paper shows that 8 out of 15 shorebird species can switch to uniparental incubation when one parent disappears, with 27% of these clutches successfully hatching.