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Yann Rime

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Biosecurity science and invasive species ecologyOther Indigenous studies not elsewhere classified

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|Mar 28, 2026

Migration routes of three closely related species lead to different non-breeding regions with contrasting environmental conditions.

Yann Rime, Dave Lutgen, Áron Péter

|Jan 21, 2025

Small intra-tropical long-distance migratory birds track rainy seasons across hemispheres.

Yann Rime, Samuel Temidayo Osinubi, Felix Liechti

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