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In the current debate about climate-induced migration some scholars argue that rather than understanding migration as a failure to cope with climate change, we should view it as a means of adapting to it. To scrutinize this argument and assess the applicability of the notion of "adaptive migration" the paper examines the role migration plays in the climate adaptation of Peru's highland communities. Drawing on research in two communities located in the country's southwestern highlands, it shows how climate change impacts agriculture and water management threatening the villagers' lives and livelihoods. It also investigates the communities' climate adaptation options and discusses how the villagers deal with them. Moreover, the paper explores how migration intersects with these options especially regarding crop shifts and reorganization of irrigation routines. Lastly, it discusses the range of activities migrants engage in in their home communities highlighting those that contribute to climate adaptation. The paper argues that given that all migrations entail a process of adaptation, the term "adaptive migration" is redundant. Even so, the paper's data suggest that returning migrants sometimes act as promotors and implementors of climate adaptation. To foreground these migrants, the paper encourages scholars to apply the term "migratory adaptation" instead of "adaptive migration." [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Seabirds spend most of the year offshore, out of human sight, covering great distances while migrating and foraging for food often in remote areas of the high seas. Several small seabirds that anthropogenic activities might threaten have hitherto remained untracked. One such species is the anti-tropical White-faced Storm-petrel Pelagodroma marina. Indeed, its movements and activity patterns are largely unknown, although often regarded as dispersive. In this study, we aimed to identify the post-breeding movements and the daily activity patterns of White-faced Storm-petrels breeding in Cabo Verde (P. m. eadesorum). We tracked five adults with geolocators (GLS) between 2019 and 2022 and modelled their routes using Satellite Geolocation for Animal Tracking (SGAT). We programmed geolocators to record when the bird was dry or on the water to understand their daily activity patterns during the non-breeding period. Results showed that the White-faced Storm-petrels breeding in Cabo Verde are truly migratory, heading towards the northwest Atlantic in May-June and returning in October-November through the northeast towards Cabo Verde, following a clockwise movement. Birds spent the non-breeding period in areas associated with seamounts along the mid-Atlantic Ridge and south of the Azores. In addition, we found that the species is mainly active at night during the non-breeding season, suggesting that it takes advantage of the diel vertical migration of zooplankton and nekton associated with seamounts. The time spent on the water increased before returning to the colony, probably due to reduced flying ability during the moulting period. Our data add to the growing evidence that the North-central Atlantic is a crucial location for the conservation of pelagic seabirds and highlights the need to protect these remote areas from the increasing human impact on the high seas.—Medrano, F., Repullés, K., Militão, T., Leal, A. & González-Solís, J. (2024). Migratory movements and activity patterns of White-faced Storm-petrels Pelagodroma marina breeding in Cabo Verde. Ardeola, 71: 101-118. Las aves marinas pelágicas pasan la mayor parte del año en alta mar, recorriendo grandes distancias y a menudo en áreas remotas poco protegidas de alta mar. Considerando que varias especies de aves marinas pueden estar siendo afectadas por actividades antrópicas durante su migración, es relevante conocer las zonas visitadas durante esta etapa. Una especie cuya migración es poco conocida es el paíño pechialbo Pelagodroma marina. Hasta ahora, no se había investigado si realizan una migración o solo existe dispersión. Además, la especie es nocturna durante la incubación y diurna/nocturna durante la cría del pollo, pero no se conocen sus patrones de actividad durante la migración. En este estudio, caracterizamos los movimientos migratorios del paíño pechialbo en Cabo Verde (P. m. eadesorum), rastreando seis adultos con geolocalizadores (GLS) entre 2019 y 2022, y modelamos sus rutas migratorias. Para comprender su actividad diaria fuera, registramos el tiempo que pasan en el agua mediante geolocalizadores. Los resultados mostraron que la especie migra en mayo-junio dirigiéndose hacia el noroeste del Atlántico, y regresan en octubre-noviembre por el noreste hacia Cabo Verde, en el sentido de las agujas del reloj. Las principales áreas no reproductivas están ubicadas a lo largo de la Dorsal Atlántica y al sur de Azores, un área con numerosos montes submarinos. Los datos de actividad mostraron que la especie es principalmente nocturna y que el tiempo que pasan en el agua tiende a aumentar antes de regresar a la colonia, probablemente debido a una capacidad de vuelo disminuida durante el proceso de muda. Nuestros datos se suman a la evidencia que muestra que el Atlántico norte central es un sitio clave para la conservación de las aves marinas pelágicas y resalta la necesidad de proteger estas áreas remotas para mitigar los crecientes impactos de las actividades humanas en alta mar.—Medrano, F., Repullés, K., Militão, T., Leal, A. y González-Solís, J. (2024). Movimientos migratorios y patrones de actividad de los paíños pechialbos Pelagodroma marina que anidan en Cabo Verde. Ardeola, 71: 101-118. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Variability in morphology and body size between populations of the same species is common and can be influenced by environmental conditions or differential migratory strategies. We focused on analysing body size differences between Yellow-legged gulls Larus michahellis from Mediterranean and Cantabrian-Atlantic Iberian colonies as previous studies have suggested that Cantabrian-Atlantic gulls are smaller than Mediterranean gulls. However, those analyses were based on small sample sizes or did not account for sexual dimorphism. Here we analyse an extensive biometric data set (> 1,500 adult individuals), separating males and females, from nine different sites in each region. Our results reveal a 7% (median) difference both between regions and sexes, for most morphometric variables, with Mediterranean gulls having longer legs (tarsi) and heads (cranium-bill) and thicker bills (bill-depth). This inter-regional difference was even larger for body mass, Mediterranean gulls being 11% (males) and 20% (females) heavier than Cantabrian-Atlantic gulls. In particular, we found that individuals from the Mediterranean populations were allometrically longer-winged than their northern counterparts. We suggest, after discarding other factors, that this wing allometry may be related to the sedentariness of the Cantabrian-Atlantic gulls, compared with the partially migratory strategy of Mediterranean gulls. We also suggest that the larger body size of Mediterranean gulls may help them compete better with resident gulls for food acquisition, once they coincide in the Cantabrian-Atlantic region. Finally, females from both populations were also found to be proportionately longer-winged than males. We hypothesise that this difference could allow smaller females to travel longer distances locally in search of food or to make use of different habitat types, avoiding foraging competition with the larger males.—Marcos Pacheco, M.L., Tavecchia, G., Igual, J.M., Alonso-Álvarez, C., Arizaga, J., Galarza, A., Oro, D. & Martínez-Abraín, A. (2023). Yellow-legged Gulls from the Mediterranean are not only larger but also allometrically longer-winged than those from the Cantabrian-Atlantic. Ardeola, 70: 225-240. La variabilidad en la morfología y el tamaño del cuerpo es común entre poblaciones de la misma especie y puede verse influenciada por las condiciones ambientales o por estrategias migratorias diferenciales. En este trabajo nos centramos en analizar las diferencias de tamaño corporal entre las gaviotas patiamarillas Larus michahellis del Mediterráneo y de las colonias ibéricas cántabro-atlánticas, ya que estudios previos sugirieron un tamaño más pequeño de las gaviotas del Cantábrico/Atlántico en comparación con las gaviotas mediterráneas. Sin embargo, esos análisis se realizaron empleando tamaños de muestra pequeños o no tuvieron en cuenta el gran dimorfismo sexual de la especie. Aquí, analizamos un extenso conjunto de datos biométricos (> 1,500 individuos adultos), separando machos y hembras, de nueve sitios diferentes en cada una de las dos regiones. Nuestros resultados revelaron una diferencia del 7% (mediana) tanto entre regiones como entre sexos, para la mayoría de las variables morfométricas, teniendo las gaviotas mediterráneas patas (tarsos) y cabezas (cráneo-pico) más largos y picos (altura de pico) más gruesos. Esta diferencia entre regiones fue aún mayor en el peso, siendo las gaviotas mediterráneas un 11% (machos) y un 20% (hembras) más pesadas que las gaviotas cántabro-atlánticas. Es importante destacar que los individuos de las poblaciones mediterráneas tuvieron alas alométricamente más largas que sus contrapartes del norte. Sugerimos que esta alometría alar puede estar relacionada con el sedentarismo de las gaviotas cantábrico-atlánticas, frente a la estrategia parcialmente migratoria de las gaviotas mediterráneas, tras descartar otros factores. También sugerimos que el mayor tamaño corporal de las gaviotas mediterráneas podría ayudarles a competir mejor con las gaviotas residentes por la adquisición de alimento, una vez coinciden en la región cántabro-atlántica. Finalmente, también se encontró que las hembras de ambas poblaciones tuvieron alas proporcionalmente más largas que los machos. Proponemos que esa diferencia podría permitir que las hembras (más pequeñas) viajen distancias más largas a nivel local en busca de alimento o hagan uso de diferentes tipos de hábitat, evitando la competencia de forrajeo con los machos más grandes.—Marcos Pacheco, M.L., Tavecchia, G., Igual, J.M., Alonso-Álvarez, C., Arizaga, J., Galarza, A., Oro, D. y Martínez-Abraín, A. (2023). Las gaviotas patiamarillas del Mediterráneo no sólo son más grandes que las cántabro-atlánticas sino que además tienen alas alométricamente más largas. Ardeola, 70: 225-240. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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