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Phenological shifts of low-latitude frogs over 15 years revealed by passive acoustic monitoring
Phenological responses to climate warming are well-documented, yet limited data come from low latitudes. Because phenological sensitivity may vary with latitude, studies in low-latitude regions are essential to understand global patterns. To fill this gap, we analysed acoustic recordings collected d
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