Predicting insect migration density and speed in the daytime convective boundary layer.

PLoS One · 2013 · PMC3554750 · PMID 23359799

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Both wind (D e [F = 263.36; ddf = 742.5; P = <0.001]; D l [F = 17.31; ddf = 428.0; P = <0.001]) and temperature (D e [F = 240.19; ddf = 740.7; P = <0.001]; D l [F = 41.96; ddf = 433.9; P = <0.001]) have a highly significant effect on insect densities which fall with increasing wind (early: −0.18 ±se 0.01; late: −0.05 ±se 0.01) and rise with increasing temperatures (early: 0.212 ±se<0.01; late: 0.09 ±se 0.01).

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