Nat Ecol Evol2026Article

实现全球生物多样性和气候承诺的协同效应与权衡取舍

Extensive climate-induced range shifts in butterflies across the globe

Shawan Chowdhury · Upama Aich · Laura H. Antão · Stefan Pinkert · Perpetra Akite · Gilberto S. S. Almeida · Tatsuya Amano · Andras Ambrus · Jade A. T. Badon · Seung-Yun Baek · Maksims Balalaikins · Michal Barták · Vijay Barve · Michał Bełcik · Timothy C. Bonebrake · Simona Bonelli · Diana E. Bowler · Michael F. Braby · Roger Caritg · Sei-Woong Choi · Wen-Chen Chu · Eloisa Clain · Steve Collins · Johnattan H. Cumplido · Leonardo Dapporto · Gideon G. Deme · Matthias Dolek · Aleksandra Dolezal · Fahmi Idris Firdaus · Markus Franzén · André V. L. Freitas · Richard A. Fuller · Luisa Gensch · Eliza Grames · Elia Guariento · Bryan Haywood · Shiran Hershcovich · Kerstin Jantke · Eddie John · Henrik Kalivoda · Azadeh Karimi · Ryosuke Katayose · Akito Y. Kawahara · Sujan Khanal · Krushnamegh Kunte · Lionel L’Hoste · Magdalena Lenda · Jorge L. León-Cortés · Da-Li Lin · Yuet Fung Ling · Maria Lucia Lorini · Dirk Maes · Dino Martins · Thomas Merckx · Xavier Mestdagh · Yeray Monasterio · Akihiro Nakamura · Rachel R. Y. Oh · Lars B. Pettersson · Jeffrey S. Pippen · Clara Pladevall · Ingrid L. Pollet · Patrice Pottier · Muhammad A. Rafi · Danielle L. Ramos · Tharindu Ranasinghe · Fanie Rautenbach · Martin Reith · Abubakar S. Ringim · Federico Riva · David B. Roy · Nils Ryrholm · Marjo Saastamoinen · Josef Settele · William Sidemo-Holm · Piotr Skorka · Nigel E. Stork · Sanej P. Suwal · Giedrius Švitra · Ann B. Swengel · Scott R. Swengel · Nicolas Titeux · Robert Tropek · Olga Tzortzakaki · Chris van Swaay · Rudi Verovnik · Jerome L. Wiedmann · Martin Wiemers · Masaya Yago · Hossein Yazdandad · Oz B. Yehuda · Konstantina Zografou · Aletta Bonn · Guy Pe’er · Jonathan Lenoir

1. 信息

DOI10.1038/s41559-026-03117-y

期刊Nature Ecology & Evolution / Nat Ecol Evol

类型Article

发表2026-08-05 （online）

卷期页10(10): 1900-1913

收录2026-10-09

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关键词climate change range expansion range contraction altitudinal range shift extreme weather events species redistribution tropical butterflies data bias land use change conservation

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2. 摘要

Global changes are leading to widespread species redistribution. Comprehensive assessments of range shift dynamics and their drivers are difficult, partly due to the variation in range shift detection over space and taxa. Here we compile documented range shift records for 1,758 butterfly species from 105 countries and territories, representing ~10% of the known diversity of these insects. Most species (80%) experienced range expansions, and most range shifts (79%) were associated with climate change and extreme weather events. A substantial proportion of species in our dataset contracted their ranges (27%) or shifted along elevational gradients (22%). We report widespread horizontal range expansions and contractions across tropical countries, with less evidence for elevational range shifts. We show that a clearer picture of range shift dynamics emerged only through the combination of different types of data, with expert assessments and non-English studies alleviating potential biases. Our findings of climate-driven range shifts call for concerted efforts to improve inclusive data monitoring and conservation efforts, especially for tropical countries, where human-induced land-use changes exert additional critical pressure.

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Chowdhury S, Aich U, Antão L H, et al. Extensive climate-induced range shifts in butterflies across the globe[J]. Nature Ecology & Evolution, 2026, 10(10): 1900-1913. DOI: 10.1038/s41559-026-03117-y.

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@article{chowdhury2026,
author = {Shawan Chowdhury and Upama Aich and Laura H. Antão and Stefan Pinkert and Perpetra Akite and Gilberto S. S. Almeida and Tatsuya Amano and Andras Ambrus and Jade A. T. Badon and Seung-Yun Baek and Maksims Balalaikins and Michal Barták and Vijay Barve and Michał Bełcik and Timothy C. Bonebrake and Simona Bonelli and Diana E. Bowler and Michael F. Braby and Roger Caritg and Sei-Woong Choi and Wen-Chen Chu and Eloisa Clain and Steve Collins and Johnattan H. Cumplido and Leonardo Dapporto and Gideon G. Deme and Matthias Dolek and Aleksandra Dolezal and Fahmi Idris Firdaus and Markus Franzén and André V. L. Freitas and Richard A. Fuller and Luisa Gensch and Eliza Grames and Elia Guariento and Bryan Haywood and Shiran Hershcovich and Kerstin Jantke and Eddie John and Henrik Kalivoda and Azadeh Karimi and Ryosuke Katayose and Akito Y. Kawahara and Sujan Khanal and Krushnamegh Kunte and Lionel L’Hoste and Magdalena Lenda and Jorge L. León-Cortés and Da-Li Lin and Yuet Fung Ling and Maria Lucia Lorini and Dirk Maes and Dino Martins and Thomas Merckx and Xavier Mestdagh and Yeray Monasterio and Akihiro Nakamura and Rachel R. Y. Oh and Lars B. Pettersson and Jeffrey S. Pippen and Clara Pladevall and Ingrid L. Pollet and Patrice Pottier and Muhammad A. Rafi and Danielle L. Ramos and Tharindu Ranasinghe and Fanie Rautenbach and Martin Reith and Abubakar S. Ringim and Federico Riva and David B. Roy and Nils Ryrholm and Marjo Saastamoinen and Josef Settele and William Sidemo-Holm and Piotr Skorka and Nigel E. Stork and Sanej P. Suwal and Giedrius Švitra and Ann B. Swengel and Scott R. Swengel and Nicolas Titeux and Robert Tropek and Olga Tzortzakaki and Chris van Swaay and Rudi Verovnik and Jerome L. Wiedmann and Martin Wiemers and Masaya Yago and Hossein Yazdandad and Oz B. Yehuda and Konstantina Zografou and Aletta Bonn and Guy Pe’er and Jonathan Lenoir},
title = {Extensive climate-induced range shifts in butterflies across the globe},
journal = {Nature Ecology \& Evolution},
year = {2026},
volume = {10},
number = {10},
pages = {1900-1913},
doi = {10.1038/s41559-026-03117-y},
publisher = {Springer Science and Business Media LLC},
}

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