The effects of loggers on the foraging effort and chick-rearing ability of parent little auks (article published in 2011)

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Can a handicapped parent rely on its partner? An experimental study within Adélie penguin pairs

Q58479911

Foraging effort does not influence body condition and stress level in little auks

Q59235704

Subcolony variation in phenology and breeding parameters in little auk Alle alle

Q59235716

Foraging strategy of little auks under divergent conditions on feeding grounds

Q59235731

Climate change and phenological responses of two seabird species breeding in the high-Arctic

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Response of Dovekie to Changes in Food Availability

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Differences in food delivered to chicks by males and females of little auks (Alle alle) on South Spitsbergen

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P433

issue

P304

page(s)

909-917

P577

publication date

2011-12-02

P1433

published in

Polar Biology

Q15754510

P1476

title

The effects of loggers on the foraging effort and chick-rearing ability of parent little auks

P478

volume

Reverse relations

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