Dan Chamberlain
@danc-eco.bsky.social did:plc:hbavakddhf4shr5hpjsufwow
Alpine and urban ecology at the University of Turin
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Dan Chamberlain (@danc-eco.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 7 novembre 2024. Le compte a 385 abonnés, suit 454 comptes et a publié 7 posts.
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6/6 We will expand to a larger scale soon, and also target the Horned Lark ssp. balcanica that only lives in grasslands of low-elevation mountains of SE-Europe, putting it high on the "escalator to extinction".
Voir le post5/6 Overall, the pattern suggests that some species show habitat flexibility under limited elevational space, but grassland specialists might suffer direct trailing edge distribution contractions. This is an example of how the community could change:
Voir le post4/6 On the other hand, Skylarks and Horned Larks strictly use open grasslands, which could lead to population declines if the habitat they need gets smaller. We also look at microhabitat use and guild patterns, more in the paper
Voir le post3/6 We found that Water Pipits, Northern Wheatears and Black Redstarts used shruby landscapes. This contrasts with their preferences in higher mountains where they prefer grasslands. We think the differences come from flexibility due to the limited space they have
Voir le post2/6 Low-elevation mountains like the Carpathians have restricted alpine grasslands, which in the last years have undergone shrinking due to shrub encroachment. This lead us to study how species use the remaining habitat, which in our case was <200 of elevation
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