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Earlier Onset of Egg Laying of Great Tits Parus major with Rising February Temperatures in Pome Fruit Orchards in Southern France
Climate warming has led to rising spring temperatures across temperate regions, advancing the reproductive phenology of many bird species. Yet most evidence comes from forest and semi-natural habitats, whereas comparable data from perennial agroecosystems remain scarce, even though agricultural mana
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