探索使用南非鸟巢记录计划来检测物候学的变化:一个使用四个代表性物种的案例研究

IF 1.5 3区 生物学 Q1 ORNITHOLOGY
Rebecca Muller, Chima Nwaogu, Barbara Helm, B. Irene Tieleman, Arjun Amar
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物候变化是生物对气候变化最广为人知的反应之一。探测物候变化的能力往往依赖于长期数据集,而这在南半球是稀缺的。由于物种的适应能力是高度可变的,因此更好地了解南半球物种如何通过其年周期的变化来应对气候变化是很重要的。公民科学项目,如鸟巢记录计划,提供了有价值的长期数据,尽管数据的异质性可能带来挑战,影响它们在研究中的使用。为了研究南非巢记录计划(SANRS)用于估计物候变化的适用性,我们对四个代表性物种的产卵日期变化进行了初步探索。首先,我们探讨了每个物种的巢卡的组成,特别是单次和多次访问卡的比例。其次,我们探讨了与更准确的多次访问卡相比,单次访问卡在估计lay日期方面的准确性。最后,我们比较了分析方法,以测试可能的变化,铺设日期。我们发现单次和多次访问卡之间的产卵日期估计差异不大,我们的不同模型显示所有物种的产卵日期变化模式相似。在1950-1999年期间,我们研究的4个物种中有3个物种(非洲天堂飞蝇Terpsiphone viridis,角斑鸠Streptopelia capicola,角摇尾Motacilla capensis和塞内加尔笑鸽Spilopelia senegalensis)表现出晚产卵的趋势。虽然只基于有限数量的物种,但这种一致的产卵日期晚的模式与北半球产卵时间早的总体趋势形成鲜明对比。驱动这些变化的机制目前尚不清楚,但与北半球相比,在该地区,降雨而不是温度可能对鸟类繁殖物候有更大的影响。我们的研究结果强调了南非鸟巢记录计划在检测产卵日期变化方面的潜力,为在研究不足的地区进行更广泛的物候变化及其相关机制的研究铺平了道路。
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Exploring the use of the South African nest record scheme to detect changes in phenology: a case study using four well represented species

Phenological changes are one of the most well recognised responses of organisms to climate change. The ability to detect phenological change often relies on long-term datasets, which are scarce in the Southern Hemisphere. As the adaptive capacity of species is highly variable, it is important to better understand how species in the Southern Hemisphere may respond to climate change through shifts in their annual cycles. Citizen science projects, like bird nest record schemes, offer valuable long-term data, although data heterogeneity can pose challenges, affecting their use in research. To investigate the suitability of the South African nest record scheme (SANRS) for estimating phenological shifts, we conducted a preliminary exploration of shifts in lay dates in four well-represented species. Firstly, we explore the composition of nest cards for each species, specifically the proportions of single- and multi-visit cards. Secondly, we explore the accuracy of single-visit cards for estimating lay dates compared to more accurate multi-visit cards. Lastly, we compared analytical approaches to test for possible shifts in lay dates. We found little differences for lay date estimates between single and multi-visit cards and our different models showed similar patterns of lay date shifts for all species. Three of our four species (African paradise flycatcher Terpsiphone viridis, cape turtle dove Streptopelia capicola, cape wagtail Motacilla capensis and laughing dove Spilopelia senegalensis) showed a shift toward later laying over the period 1950–1999. Although only based on a limited number of species, this consistent pattern towards later lay dates contrasts with the general trends found in the Northern Hemisphere for shifts toward earlier laying. The mechanisms driving these shifts is currently unclear, but in contrast to the Northern Hemisphere, in this region rainfall rather than temperature may have a stronger influence on avian breeding phenology. Our results highlight the potential of the South African Nest Record Scheme to detect shifts in laying dates, paving the way for more extensive studies of phenological changes, and the mechanisms involved, in the under-researched region.

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Journal of Avian Biology
Journal of Avian Biology 生物-鸟类学
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期刊介绍: Journal of Avian Biology publishes empirical and theoretical research in all areas of ornithology, with an emphasis on behavioural ecology, evolution and conservation.
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