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Yuna Kim, Auteur ; David Priddel, Auteur ; Nicholas Carlile, AuteurProcellariiformes have prolonged incubation shifts, with breeding birds enduring long periods of fasting and substantial reductions in body mass. These changes can be physically demanding and parents must balance their own energy requirements wi[...]
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Michael Guppy, Auteur ; Sarah Guppy, Auteur ; Richard Marchant, Auteur ; David Priddel, Auteur ; Nicholas Carlile, Auteur ; Peter Fullagar, AuteurFor most passerines, nest predation has a major impact on breeding success; however, information on the identity of nest predators is scant. In 2012, we investigated the identity of nest predators that each year depredate about 50% of the nests [...]
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Jeremy Madeiros, Auteur ; Nicholas Carlile, Auteur ; David Priddel, AuteurThe Bermuda Petrel Pterodroma cahow was thought to have become extinct early in the 17(th) century due to a combination of hunting by human colonists and predation by introduced rats, cats, dogs and pigs. However, single individuals were found o[...]
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Nicholas Carlile, Auteur ; David Priddel, Auteur ; Jeremy Madeiros, AuteurUntil recently, Bermuda Petrel Pterodroma cahow (IUCN Category: 'Endangered') bred only in sub-optimal habitat on four small islets in north-east Bermuda. Although intensive management of the population since 1962 has led to a substantial increa[...]
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Graeme R. Finlayson, Auteur ; Emerson M. Vieira, Auteur ; David Priddel, Auteur ; Robert Wheeler, Auteur ; Joss Bentley, Auteur ; Chris R. Dickman, AuteurKnowledge of the habitat requirements of threatened species at both local and landscape scales is crucial for maintaining viable populations and for making conservation and management decisions. Here, we use live trapping and radio-tracking to i[...]
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David Priddel, Auteur ; Nicholas Carlile, Auteur ; Kolinio Moce, Auteur ; Dick Watling, AuteurThe 'Critically Endangered' Fiji Petrel Pseudobulweria macgillivrayi is believed to breed only on the island of Gau, Fiji, but its nesting grounds have yet to be located. Until a bird was captured in 984, the species was known from only a single[...]
