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Altitudinal migration

Altitudinal migration is a short-distance animal migration from lower altitudes to higher altitudes and back. Altitudinal migrants change their elevation with the seasons, making this form of animal migration seasonal. Altitudinal migration can be most commonly observed in species inhabiting temperate or tropical ecosystems. This behavior is commonly…

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Altitudinal migration

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Edges52
Triples39
Avg. degree1.96
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related to Regions · 11
Altitudinal migration → Altitudinal, Antarctica, Earth, Generally, It, Species, The, There, This, Typical, While
related to Climate change · 5
Altitudinal migration → Because, Climate, Over, Some, This
related to Nest predation · 5
Altitudinal migration → An, Atlantic, Costa Rica, Studies, This
has cause · 4
Altitudinal migration → Altitudinal, Still, There, This
related to Migration corridors · 3
Altitudinal migration → Deforestation, Migration, Some
related to Species · 2
Altitudinal migration → There, While
is a · 1
Altitudinal migration → short-distance animal migration from lower altitudes to higher altitudes and back
related to Reproduction · 1
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Altitudinal migrationis ashort-distance animal migration from lower altitudes to higher altitudes and back0.90text
Baird's tapirinstance oftropical montane species0.80text
white-lipped peccaryinstance oftropical montane species0.80text
low winter temperatureinstance ofas a means to escape from unfavorable conditions0.80text
summer heatinstance ofas a means to escape from unfavorable conditions0.80text
low resource availabilityinstance ofas a means to escape from unfavorable conditions0.80text
high parasitisminstance ofas a means to escape from unfavorable conditions0.80text
severe microbe infection or overcrowdinginstance ofas a means to escape from unfavorable conditions0.80text
Altitudinal migrationhas causeAltitudinal0.60section
Altitudinal migrationhas causeStill0.60section
Altitudinal migrationhas causeThis0.60section
Altitudinal migrationhas causeThere0.60section

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