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Fig. 6 | Movement Ecology

Fig. 6

From: Multi-isotope (δ2H, δ13C, δ15N) feather profiles and morphometrics inform patterns of migratory connectivity in three species of North American swallows

Fig. 6

Biplots with 40% Bayesian ellipses showing feather isotopic overlap in δ13C–δ2H, δ13C–δ15N, and δ15N–δ2H for adult Bank (AC), Barn (DF) and Cliff (GI) swallows sampled in Canada and the United States. Feather isotope values represent non-breeding ground (winter) molt locations. Increasing distance between ellipses indicates greater isotopic dissimilarity. Sampling locations: YT—Yukon, BC—British Columbia, SK—Saskatchewan, ON—Ontario; sampling locations grouped for Barn Swallows: Pacific: BC, Washington, California; SK; MB—Manitoba; East—Ontario, New Brunswick; sUS—southern United States (Colorado, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama). Niche area and overlap are in Table 1 and biplots showing isotopic and wing length overlap are presented in Additional file 1: Figure S2 and Table S3

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