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Fig 1.

Locations of the National Wildlife Refuges included in this study.

Abbreviation represents Texas Point (TX Point).

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Fig 2.

Proportion of species showing advancing spring peak across years by refuge latitude.

Only non-zero slopes were included. Trend line obtained by least squares linear regression.

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Table 1.

Skewness in the distribution of slopes indicating advancements or delays in spring peak across years by waterfowl species and refuge.

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Fig 3.

Proportion of species showing delayed autumn peak across years by refuge latitude.

Only non-zero slopes were included. Trend line obtained by least squares linear regression.

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Table 2.

Skewness in the distribution of slopes indicating advancements or delays in autumn peak across years by waterfowl species and refuge.

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Fig 4.

Proportion of species showing advancing spring peak with increasing temperature by refuge latitude.

Only non-zero slopes were included. Trend line obtained by least squares linear regression.

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Table 3.

Skewness in the distribution of slopes indicating advancements or delays in spring peak with increasing temperature by waterfowl species and refuge.

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Fig 5.

Proportion of species showing delayed autumn peak with increasing temperature by refuge latitude.

Only non-zero slopes were included. Trend line obtained by least squares linear regression.

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Table 4.

Skewness in the distribution of slopes indicating advancements or delays in autumn peak with increasing temperature by waterfowl species and refuge.

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