Patterns and drivers of long‐term changes in breeding bird communities in a global biodiversity hotspot in Mexico

Flesch A. 2018. Patterns and drivers of long‐term changes in breeding bird communities in a global biodiversity hotspot in Mexico. Diversity and Distributions: A Journal of Conservation Biogeography. :1-15 Plus Tables following

Study to evaluate changes in breeding bird communities and assess implications for conservation in the Madrean Sky Islands and northern Sierra Madre Occidental, Mexico. Biogeographic transition zones offer useful settings to assess the patterns and drivers of biodiversity change.

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Flesch
Units
SAGU
Keywords
breeding birds, climate change, distributional change, land‐use change, Madrean Sky Islands, Mexico, pine–oak woodland, Sierra Madre Occidental
Subjects
NPS.gov Subject Site: Biodiversity , NPS.gov Subject Site: Birds & Birding

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