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Adam Seward, Auteur ; Rachel C. Taylor, Auteur ; Martin R. Perrow, Auteur ; Richard J. Berridge, Auteur ; Katharine M. Bowgen, Auteur ; Stephen Dodd, Auteur ; Ian Johnstone, Auteur ; Mark Bolton, AuteurDans Ibis (163(1) 2021)Tracking tags have been used to map the distributions of a wide variety of avian species, but few studies have examined whether the use of these devices has impacts on the study animals that may bias the spatial data obtained. As Global Position[...]
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Andrew J. P. Harwood, Auteur ; Martin R. Perrow, Auteur ; Richard J. Berridge, AuteurVisual estimates of the distribution of the flight heights of birds are often critical for collision risk assessments for wind-energy projects. However, the reliability of such data is largely unknown. The results of trials where rangefinder hei[...]
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Martin R. Perrow, Auteur ; Eleanor R. Skeate, Auteur ; Paul Lines, Auteur ; Daniel Brown, Auteur ; Mark L. Tomlinson, AuteurDans Ibis (148 MAR 2006)Many seabirds travel widely to exploit variably distributed prey resources, utilizing even profitable patches only briefly as prey become available. Assessing the relative importance of areas occupied by wind farms relies on sufficient survey ef[...]
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Martin R. Perrow, Auteur ; Andrew J. P. Harwood, Auteur ; Eleanor R. Skeate, Auteur ; Emilie Praca, Auteur ; Sarah M. Eglington, AuteurDesignating Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) is seen to be fundamental to future seabird conservation. In accordance with European Union legislation, the UK proposes to extend Special Protection Areas (SPAs) into the offshore zone for seabirds. Thi[...]
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Martin R. Perrow, Auteur ; Eleanor R. Skeate, Auteur ; James J. Gilroy, AuteurDefining the at-sea foraging movements of seabirds is fundamental to understanding their ecology and can also be important in assessing the potential impact of marine developments such as offshore wind farms (OWFs). Surveys of predefined areas u[...]
