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Breeding phenology plasticity to climate revealed by automated monitoring of two Eudyptes penguin species across the sub-Antarctic
The timing of breeding is a key component of a species’ realised niche and has been shown to be flexible to environmental change. Using a network of time-lapse cameras around Patagonia and the sub-Antarctic, along with citizen science assisted AI data extraction, we demonstrate that semi-automated e
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