SIO Marine Bird and Mammal Survey 2003 ...

Original provider: David Hyrenbach Dataset credits: National Science Foundation Abstract: In January 2003, investigators from Duke Marine Lab (David Hyrenbach) and CUNY-Staten Island (Richard Veit) embarked on a research cruise spanning the Southern Indian Ocean, from La Reunion Island, to the Frenc...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Hyrenbach, David
Format: Dataset
Language:English
Published: OBIS-SEAMAP 2021
Subjects:
Occurrence,Vessels,Sightings,marine birds,marine mammals,pelagic,seabirds
Observation
Occurrence
Antarctic
Indian
Kerguelen
Laplace
Antarc*
Online Access:https://dx.doi.org/10.15468/qxjt39
https://www.gbif.org/dataset/d8bbc31d-4e0f-423e-973e-73efda28462a
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Summary:Original provider: David Hyrenbach Dataset credits: National Science Foundation Abstract: In January 2003, investigators from Duke Marine Lab (David Hyrenbach) and CUNY-Staten Island (Richard Veit) embarked on a research cruise spanning the Southern Indian Ocean, from La Reunion Island, to the French territories of Crozet, Kerguelen and Amsterdam, and finishing in Perth, Western Australia. During this cruise, we surveyed marine birds and mammals across a large-scale gradient of ocean productivity and water mass characteristics, spanning from tropical to sub-Antarctic waters (from 21 to 49 degrees S). Purpose: This cruise is part of an interdisciplinary project, in collaboration with George Hunt (University of California at Irvine), Henri Weimerskirch (CNRS-CEBC), and Nicolas Metzl (Institut Pierre Simon Laplace), to understand the way oceanographic variability influences the dispersion and community structure of upper-trophic marine predators in the Southern Indian Ocean. Supplemental information: ...

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