Recent range shifts of moths, butterflies, and birds are driven by the breadth of their climatic niche
Maria Hällfors(University of Helsinki), Heini Kujala(The University of Melbourne), Marjo Saastamoinen(University of Helsinki), Aleksi Lehikoinen(University of Helsinki), Raimo Virkkala(Finnish Environment Institute), Miska Luoto(University of Helsinki), Juha Pöyry(Finnish Environment Institute), Mikko Kuussaari(Finnish Environment Institute), Risto K. Heikkinen(Finnish Environment Institute)
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