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Projected impacts of environmental change on the migration network integrity for a long-distance migratory waterfowl
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DOI：10.1016/j.gecco.2026.e04313.png)
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● Anser albifrons relies on multiple suitable areas spanning from Yangtze River Basin to Russian Arctic. ● Habitat loss results in 35%-71% reduction of the future migration network integrity across low- to high-emission scenarios. ● Protecting and appropriately managing ten key nodes is critical to maintaining network integrity. ● This study proposes a network-perspective conservation prioritization under global change.
Keywords:
Future climate change
Future land use change
Network-based approach
Functional connectivity
Site importance
Conservation strategy
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