Correction to ‘Behavioural Thermoregulation by Montane Ungulates Under Climate Warming’

There was one redundant sentence under the Results section under Abstract 'On this basis, we estimate that 27.9% (+2C) and 46.7% (+3C) of suitable summer habitats will become unsuitable under climate change'.This is now being corrected as shown below.Results: All four montane ungulate species examined here preferred ambient temperatures < 22C in summer.Chinese muntjac and tufted deer displayed behavioural changes to daily activity budgets, which may help them overcome global climate warming to a certain extent.By contrast, golden takin and wild boar did not display similar behavioural changes, and it may be because they are not affected by current shifts in climate due to larger body size and thus lower thermal stress.

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Diversity and Distributions
Published
2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.1111/ddi.70029
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Atmospheric chemistry and aerosols
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Correction to ‘Behavioural Thermoregulation by Montane Ungulates Under Climate Warming’

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Correction to ‘Behavioural Thermoregulation by Montane Ungulates Under Climate Warming’

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Abstract

There was one redundant sentence under the Results section under Abstract 'On this basis, we estimate that 27.9% (+2C) and 46.7% (+3C) of suitable summer habitats will become unsuitable under climate change'.This is now being corrected as shown below.Results: All four montane ungulate species examined here preferred ambient temperatures < 22C in summer.Chinese muntjac and tufted deer displayed behavioural changes to daily activity budgets, which may help them overcome global climate warming to a certain extent.By contrast, golden takin and wild boar did not display similar behavioural changes, and it may be because they are not affected by current shifts in climate due to larger body size and thus lower thermal stress.

Diversity and DistributionsVol. 31(5)
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