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Structural stability as a consistent predictor of phenological events
2018
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Biological Sciences
The timing of the first and last seasonal appearance of a species in a community typically follows a pattern that is governed by temporal factors. While it has been shown that changes in the environment are linked to phenological changes, the direction of this link appears elusive and context-dependent. Thus, finding consistent predictors of phenological events is of central importance for a better assessment of expected changes in the temporal dynamics of ecological communities. Here we
doi:10.1098/rspb.2018.0767
pmid:29899073
pmcid:PMC6015855
fatcat:4t5dzhhdbjc2riykj5ajes6hv4