Single phenological measures, like the average rate of phenological advancement, may be insufficient to explain how climate change is driving trends in animal populations. Here, we develop a multifactorial concept of spring phenology—including the onset of spring, spring duration, interannual variability, and their temporal changes—as a driver for population dynamics of migratory terrestrial species in seasonal environments. Using this conceptual model, we found that effects of advancing spring phenology on animal populations may be buffered or amplified depending on the duration and interannual variability of spring green‐up, and those effects are modified by evolutionary and plastic adaptations of species. Furthermore, we compared our modelling results with empirical data on normalized difference vegetation index‐based spring green‐up phenology and population trends of 106 European landbird finding similar associations. We conclude how phenological changes are expected to affect migratory bird populations across Europe and identify regions that are particularly prone to suffer population declines.
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Abreu, Pedro ; Aglietta, Marco ; Albury, Justin M. ; Allekotte, Ingomar ; Almela, Alejandro ; Alvarez-Muniz, Jaime ; Alves Batista, Rafael ; Anastasi, Gioacchino Alex ; Anchordoqui, Luis A. ; Andrada, Belén ; et al ( , Proceedings, 37th International Cosmic Ray Conference (ICRC 2021))null (Ed.)