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University of Utah study examined molt phenology, or the timing of feather replacement, in response to climate change.
Study used 13 years of bird-banding data collected at university's field station in southeastern Utah .
Molt may be becoming more flexible and climate-sensitive in the fall, with implications for survival, migration and reproduction.
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