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Table 1.

Acronyms used in this paper.

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Figure 1.

Locations of the study plots of the Dutch Breeding Bird Monitoring Programme.

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Figure 2.

Time lag analysis of Hellinger transformed Dutch bird abundances for the complete breeding bird fauna (A), and for breeding bird communities in forests (B), farmland (C), dunes and coast (D), heath (E) and wetland (F) between 1984 and 2009. Dotted lines represent the linear regressions of Hellinger distance on square root transformed time lag. The respective slopes, b, are reported within each panel. All p are <0.0001. Slopes sharing superscripts are not different at p<0.05.

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Figure 3.

Temporal trend of the community temperature index of the entire Dutch breeding bird fauna (bold line) and for breeding bird communities in forests, farmland, dunes and coast, heath and wetland between 1984 and 2009.

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Table 2.

Temporal trends of the community temperature index (CTI) and community specialisation index (CSI) of Dutch birds from 1984 to 2009.

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Figure 4.

Temporal trend of the community specialisation index of the entire Dutch breeding bird fauna (bold line) and for breeding bird communities in forests, farmland, dunes and coast, heath and wetland between 1984 and 2009.

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Figure 5.

Comparison of the slope of time lag analysis (TLA) and the temporal trends of the community temperature index (CTI) and the community specialisation index (CSI) of the entire Dutch breeding bird fauna and breeding bird communities in forests, farmland, dunes and coast, heath and wetland.

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