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Rachel T. Buxton, Auteur ; Christopher J. Jones, Auteur ; Henrik Moller, Auteur ; Philip O’B. Lyver, AuteurAttempts to establish seabird colonies at restoration sites using artificial visual and auditory social cues have had varying success rates, differing between sites and species. The biological mechanisms responsible for this variation are poorly[...]
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Sam McKechnie, Auteur ; Corey Bragg, Auteur ; Jamie Newman, Auteur ; Darren Scott, Auteur ; David Fletcher, Auteur ; Henrik Moller, AuteurRecent declines of many seabird populations have placed increased emphasis on determining the status of potentially threatened species. However, the burrow-nesting habits and inter-annual fluctuation in breeding numbers of some species make tren[...]
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Jamie Newman, Auteur ; David Fletcher, Auteur ; Henrik Moller, Auteur ; Corey Bragg, Auteur ; Darren Scott, Auteur ; Sam McKechnie, AuteurMonitoring of breeding success in burrow-nesting seabirds is problematic, owing to the difficulties of detecting occupants in complex burrow systems. We summarise 6 years of monitoring the breeding success of sooty shearwater (titi, muttonbird, [...]
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Des H. V. Smith, Auteur ; Henrik Moller, Auteur ; Deborah J. Wilson, Auteur ; Elaine C. Murphy, AuteurContext. Prey switching by invasive carnivorans to changing food supply could severely impact on endemic prey of conservation importance, but experimental evidence for prey switching in carnivorans is rare. Stoats (Mustela erminea) were introduc[...]
