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Continental-scale patterns in diel flight timing of high-altitude migratory insects

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Many insects depend on high-altitude, migratory movements during part of their life cycle. The daily timing of these migratory movements is not random, e.g. many insect species show peak migratory flight activity at dawn, noon or dusk. These insects provide essential ecosystem services such as pollination but also contribute to crop damage. Quantifying the diel timing of their migratory flight and…

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1 Birgen Haest Corresponding Swiss Ornithological Institute (CH)
2 Félix Liechti —
3 Will L. S. Hawkes Swiss Ornithological Institute (CH)
4 Jason W. Chapman Nanjing Agricultural Universit… (CN) University of Exeter (GB)
5 Susanne Åkesson Lund University (SE)
6 Judy Z. Shamoun-Baranes University of Amsterdam (NL)
7 Anna P. Nesterova —
8 Vincent Comor — —
9 Damiano Giovanni Preatoni University of Insubria (IT)
10 Silke Bauer Swiss Ornithological Institute (CH) University of Amsterdam (NL)

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