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The vertical dimension of bird migration: spatial and temporal variation in flight altitude of migrating Eurasian woodocks (Scolopax rusticola)
While the spatial and temporal variation of bird migration has been extensively studied in two dimensions, our understanding of fine-scale individual behavioural patterns in the vertical dimension remains limited. We used satellite telemetry to investigate spatial and temporal patterns of flight a
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