
Climate change may be clipping the wings of nightingales
Long-term population monitoring data from ringing show how morphological change can move birds away from their phenotypic optimum.
Long-term population monitoring data from ringing show how morphological change can move birds away from their phenotypic optimum.
Researchers at the Department of Zoology and Physical Anthropology, Complutense University of Madrid concluded that global warming will promote the expansion of the most virulent strains of malaria parasites in bird populations