Climate-induced changes in river flow regimes will alter future bird distributions

Author(s): Royan, A., Prudhomme, C., Hannah, D.M., Reynolds, S.J., Noble, D.G., & Sadler, J.P.

Published: January 2015

Journal: Ecosphere Volume: 6

Article No.: 50

Digital Identifier No. (DOI): 10.1890/ES14-00245.1

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David Noble

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