Satellite Telemetry Data of Red-throated Loons (Gavia stellata) breeding on the Copper River Delta, Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, Seward Peninsula, and Arctic Coastal Plain of Alaska, 2000-2011

• Main Author: Uher-Koch, Brian D. (ORCID: 0000-0002-1885-0260)
• Format: Dataset
• Language: unknown
• Published: USGS Science Data Catalog 2017
• Subjects: Red-throated Loon; migration; migration pathway; migratory strategies; wintering area; satellite transmitter; PTT; biota; environment; inlandWaters; location; oceans; Earth Science; Biological Classification; Animals/Vertebrates; Birds; Loons; Bioshpere; Ecological Dynamics; Biospheric Indicators; Species Migration; Species Life History; Animal migrations; Migration (organisms); Overwintering; Phenology; Migratory birds; Migratory species; Migrants; Seasonal distribution; Seasonal movement; Migratory behavior; Biogeography; Distribution; Population distribution; Spatial analysis; Field methods; Field inventory and monitoring; Telemetry; Alaska; Arctic Coastal Plain; Colville River Delta; Seward Peninsula; Bering Land Bridge National Preserve; Yukon Delta; Manokinak River; Copper River Delta; Pacific Ocean; Sea of Japan; Kamchatka Peninsula; Gavia; Gavia stellata; Arctic; Yukon; Pacific; Bering Land Bridge; Kamchatka; Kuskokwim
• Online Access: https://search.dataone.org/view/16c97805-b370-4d00-ae4a-d9d68f62f9ae

This data release contains a spreadsheet with migration and wintering locations of Red-throated Loons marked with satellite transmitters from four breeding populations in Alaska, 2000-2011. Implanted internal platform terminal transmitters (PTT) were programmed to elicit signals for 8 hours followed by a quiescent period of 48 - 120 hours, depending on season and year of study. Location data were collected by the CLS Argos system.