Unexpected diversity in socially synchronized rhythms of shorebirds.

M, Bulla; M, Valcu; AM, Dokter; AG, Dondua; A, Kosztolányi; AL, Rutten; B, Helm; BK, Sandercock; B, Casler; BJ, Ens; CS, Spiegel; CJ, Hassell; C, Küpper; C, Minton; D, Burgas; DB, Lank; DC, Payer; EY, Loktionov; E, Nol; E, Kwon; F, Smith; HR, Gates; H, Vitnerová; H, Prüter; JA, Johnson; Clair JJ, St; JF, Lamarre; J, Rausch; J, Reneerkens; JR, Conklin; J, Burger; J, Liebezeit; J, Bêty; JT, Coleman; J, Figuerola; JC, Hooijmeijer; JA, Alves; JA, Smith; K, Weidinger; K, Koivula; K, Gosbell; KM, Exo; L, Niles; L, Koloski; L, McKinnon; L, Praus; M, Klaassen; MA, Giroux; M, Sládeček; ML, Boldenow; MI, Goldstein; M, Šálek; N, Senner; N, Rönkä; N, Lecomte; O, Gilg; O, Vincze; OW, Johnson; PA, Smith; PF, Woodard; PS, Tomkovich; PF, Battley; R, Bentzen; RB, Lanctot; R, Porter; ST, Saalfeld; S, Freeman; SC, Brown; S, Yezerinac; T, Székely; T, Montalvo; T, Piersma; V, Loverti; VM, Pakanen; W, Tijsen; B, Kempenaers

doi:10.1038/nature20563

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Unexpected diversity in socially synchronized rhythms of shorebirds.

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Bulla M

Valcu M

Dokter AM

Abstract

The behavioural rhythms of organisms are thought to be under strong selection, influenced by the rhythmicity of the environment. Such behavioural rhythms are well studied in isolated individuals under laboratory conditions, but free-living individuals have to temporally synchronize their activities ...

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