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También ofrecemos una traducción completa al español! doi.org/10.1093/orni... (7/7)

We also provide baseline demographic estimates that account for transient birds, which could be incorporated into meta-analyses of life history (6/7)

And early evidence that the elevational gradient in population growth rates is associated with previously published elevational shift rates. Taken together, our results suggest that demographic parameters could be used to infer elevational shifts! (5/7)

We find that lower elevation species tend to be increasing relative to higher elevation species (4/7)

We report preliminary evidence of elevational gradients in demographic rates (3/7)

We promote a Bayesian hierarchical framework for analysing demographic parameters, which includes transient individuals and random effects, and encourage others to apply this to their hard-earned long-term banding datasets! (2/7)