Response to Comment on "Global pattern of nest predation is disrupted by climate change in shorebirds".

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Abstract
Bulla dispute our main conclusion that the global pattern of nest predation is disrupted in shorebirds. We disagree with Bulla 's conclusions and contest the robustness of their outcomes. We reaffirm our results that provide clear evidence that nest predation has increased significantly in shorebirds, especially in the Arctic.
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Authors Kubelka, Vojtěch;Šálek, Miroslav;Tomkovich, Pavel;Végvári, Sold;Freckleton, Robert P;Székely, Tomás;
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Year 2019
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