Most-downloaded IBIS papers of 2020

Dominic McCafferty

Editor-in-Chief, IBIS

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A review and meta‐analysis of the effects of climate change on Holarctic mountain and upland bird populations
Davide Scridel, Mattia Brambilla, Kathy Martin, Aleksi Lehikoinen, Aaron Iemma, Anderle Matteo, Susanne Jähnig, Enrico Caprio, Giuseppe Bogliani, Paolo Pedrini, Antonio Rolando, Raphaël Arlettaz, Dan Chamberlain
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Patterns and processes in shorebird survival rates: a global review
Verónica Méndez, José A. Alves, Jennifer A. Gill, Tómas G. Gunnarsson
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The impacts of introduced House Mice on the breeding success of nesting seabirds on Gough Island
Anthony Caravaggi, Richard J. Cuthbert, Peter G. Ryan, John Cooper Alexander L Bond
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Evolution of avian egg shape: underlying mechanisms and the importance of taxonomic scale
Mary Caswell Stoddard, Catherine Sheard, Derya Akkaynak, Ee Hou Yong, L. Mahadevan, Joseph A. Tobias
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Unnatural history: is a paradigm shift of natural history in 21st century ornithology needed?
Corey T. Callaghan, John M. Martin, Richard T. Kingsford, Daniel M. Brooks
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Dominic McCafferty

Dominic was appointed Editor in Chief of IBIS in 2017. He currently works as Senior Lecturer at the University of Glasgow and Associate Lecturer with The Open University. His PhD at the University of Edinburgh was on Barn Owls in south-west Scotland and his current research focuses on cold adaptation and physiological ecology of a range of birds (from passerines to penguins), as well as several mammal species. He is an experienced field biologist having previously worked for the National Trust for Scotland at St Abb’s Head National Nature Reserve and with the British Antarctic Survey on Bird Island (South Georgia). Currently, Dominic is based at the University of Glasgow’s field station: the Scottish Centre for Ecology and the Natural Environment (SCENE) on Loch Lomondside.

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