近日獲悉，動(dòng)物研究所詹祥江實(shí)驗(yàn)室2021年3月份發(fā)表在Nature雜志的封面論文（Gu ZR, Pan SK, Lin ZZ,…, Zhan XJ. Climate-driven flyway changes and memory-based long-distance migration. Nature, 2021, 591:259–264），被Nature Ecology & Evolution雜志以“Falcon flyways”為題，選入2021年的“年度回顧”（Year in Review）
網(wǎng)址：https://www.nature.com/articles/s41559-021-01627-5
原文如下：
Climate has shaped the evolution and maintenance of long-distance migration in birds, and is likely to affect migratory routes under future warming. Writing in Nature in March 2021, Gu et al. used satellite tracking to follow peregrine falcons along five different migration routes from breeding grounds in the Eurasian Arctic to southern wintering grounds in Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia. By resequencing the genomes of individuals from four different populations in combination with ecological niche modelling, they identified distinct genetic clusters in which long-distance and short-distance migrants diverged during the Last Glacial Maximum 20 to 30 thousand years ago, coinciding with changes in the availability of tundra habitat during breeding seasons. They also identified a signal of positive selection at the ADCY8 locus in long-distance migrants, a gene previously linked to long-term memory. With breeding and wintering grounds predicted to shift more than one degree poleward by the end of the century, the authors argued that this mechanistic insight into the evolution of migration routes and strategies will be valuable in informing future conservation efforts.
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