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Rob S.A. van Bemmelen ; Hans Schekkerman ; Vincent Hin ; Morrison T. Pot ; Kirstin Janssen ; Barbara Ganter ; Hans-Ulrich Rösner ; Ingrid TulpCapsule The number of breeding pairs of Europe’s largest Arctic Skua Stercorarius parasiticus colony at Slettnes, Norway, showed a dramatic decline of at least 50% over two decades, with food shortage in four years and increasing predation by Re[...]
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Jeroen Reneerkens, Auteur ; Juliana B. Almeida, Auteur ; David B. Lank, Auteur ; Joop Jukema, Auteur ; Richard B. Lanctot, Auteur ; R. I. Guy Morrison, Auteur ; W. Irene C. Rijpstra, Auteur ; Douglas Schamel, Auteur ; Hans Schekkerman, Auteur ; Jaap S. Sinninghe Damste, Auteur ; Pavel S. Tomkovich, Auteur ; Diane M. Tracy, Auteur ; Ingrid Tulp, Auteur ; Theunis Piersma, AuteurPrevious studies have shown that preen wax composition in some sandpipers shifts from the usual monoesters to diesters during the breeding season, possibly to reduce the ability of mammalian predators to find nests using olfactory cues. To inves[...]
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Ingrid Tulp, Auteur ; Joep de Leeuw, AuteurDans Limosa (75(3) 2002)In autumn Black Terns make use of Lake IJsselmeer during their wing moult. In this period, yearling Smelt Osmerus eperlanus is their most important prey. The availability of Smelt is determined by several abiotic factors such as turbidity and li[...]
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Ruurd Noordhuis, Auteur ; Ingrid Tulp, AuteurDans Limosa (75(1) 2002)Brouwer and Tinbergen (1939) described the changes in distribution of Bewick's Swans when eelgrass (Zostera sp.) disappeared and pondweeds (Potamogeton pectinatus) spread over the area after the formerly brackish Zuiderzee was dammed in 1932 and[...]
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Ingrid Tulp, AuteurDans Limosa (71(3) 1998)Kentish Plovers and Ringed Plovers breed mostly in coastal areas in The Netherlands. Both species, but particularly Kentish Plover, have shown considerable declines in The Netherlands, especially in the Wadden Sea. In the breeding season of 1997[...]
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Ingrid Tulp, Auteur ; T. Kountny, Auteur
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Ingrid Tulp, Auteur ; Romke Kleefstra, AuteurDans Limosa (87(4) 2014)
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Ingrid Tulp, Auteur ; Hans Schekkerman, Auteur ; Henk Visser, Auteur
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Rob S. A. van Bemmelen, Auteur ; Johannes Hungar, Auteur ; Ingrid Tulp, Auteur ; Raymond H. G. Klaassen, AuteurWe studied migration and wintering patterns of a wader with a pelagic lifestyle during the non-breeding period, the red-necked phalarope Phalaropus lobatus. Using light-level geolocation, we obtained three full annual tracks and one autumn migra[...]
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Ingrid Tulp, Auteur ; Hans Schekkerman, Auteur ; Joep de Leeuw, Auteur ; Raymond Klaassen, AuteurOf all arctic breeding waders, Little Stints are among the smallest. They are uniparental breeders: the female produces two clutches and the male and female each take care of one clutch (fig. 1). The combination of their small size, arctic distr[...]
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Kathleen M. C. Tjorve, Auteur ; Hans Schekkerman, Auteur ; Ingrid Tulp, Auteur ; Leslie G. Underhill, Auteur ; Joep J. de Leeuw, Auteur ; G. Henk Visser, AuteurThe little stint Calidris minuta is one of the smallest shorebird species breeding in the Arctic (weighing 4.3 g on hatching). Their chicks are small and have a high surface area-to-volume ratio. We determined prefledging growth, energy expendit[...]
