Divergent foraging strategies during incubation of an unusually wide-ranging seabird, the Murphy's petrel ...
Divergent foraging strategies may emerge within a population due to a combination of physiological and environmental factors, yet in order to persist, neither strategy should offer a consistent selective advantage over the alternative in the long term. Murphy’s petrels Pterodroma ultima from Henders...
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ftdatacite:10.17863/cam.35620 2024-02-04T10:01:02+01:00 Divergent foraging strategies during incubation of an unusually wide-ranging seabird, the Murphy's petrel ... Brooke, MDL 2019 https://dx.doi.org/10.17863/cam.35620 https://www.repository.cam.ac.uk/handle/1810/288304 en eng Springer open.access Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode cc-by-4.0 http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2 activity patterns area-restricted search behavioural consistency biologging body mass expectation maximisation binary clustering EMbC algorithm gadfly petrel seabirds Article ScholarlyArticle JournalArticle article-journal 2019 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.17863/cam.35620 2024-01-05T09:32:11Z Divergent foraging strategies may emerge within a population due to a combination of physiological and environmental factors, yet in order to persist, neither strategy should offer a consistent selective advantage over the alternative in the long term. Murphy’s petrels Pterodroma ultima from Henderson Island (24°20’S, 128°20’W) in the South Pacific Ocean are highly vagile, and exhibit two distinct foraging trip types during incubation; similar proportions of birds undertake either looping trips around the South Pacific Gyre to waters off Peru (hereafter “East”) or trips south-west of the colony towards the Subtropical Front (“South”) (maximum ranges of c. 3,800 or 2,000 km from the colony, respectively). However, the relative benefits of the distinct trip types remain unclear. Through tracking birds with GPS and salt-water immersion loggers in 2015, the fine-scale foraging behaviour was examined for East (trip durations: 14.1 – 19.8 d, maximum ranges: 2,387 – 4,823 km) and South trips (12.9 – 25.8 d, 1,565 – ... Article in Journal/Newspaper Henderson Island DataCite Metadata Store (German National Library of Science and Technology) Henderson Island ENVELOPE(97.200,97.200,-66.367,-66.367) Pacific |
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Divergent foraging strategies may emerge within a population due to a combination of physiological and environmental factors, yet in order to persist, neither strategy should offer a consistent selective advantage over the alternative in the long term. Murphy’s petrels Pterodroma ultima from Henderson Island (24°20’S, 128°20’W) in the South Pacific Ocean are highly vagile, and exhibit two distinct foraging trip types during incubation; similar proportions of birds undertake either looping trips around the South Pacific Gyre to waters off Peru (hereafter “East”) or trips south-west of the colony towards the Subtropical Front (“South”) (maximum ranges of c. 3,800 or 2,000 km from the colony, respectively). However, the relative benefits of the distinct trip types remain unclear. Through tracking birds with GPS and salt-water immersion loggers in 2015, the fine-scale foraging behaviour was examined for East (trip durations: 14.1 – 19.8 d, maximum ranges: 2,387 – 4,823 km) and South trips (12.9 – 25.8 d, 1,565 – ... |
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Divergent foraging strategies during incubation of an unusually wide-ranging seabird, the Murphy's petrel ... |
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Divergent foraging strategies during incubation of an unusually wide-ranging seabird, the Murphy's petrel ... |
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Divergent foraging strategies during incubation of an unusually wide-ranging seabird, the Murphy's petrel ... |
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Divergent foraging strategies during incubation of an unusually wide-ranging seabird, the Murphy's petrel ... |
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Divergent foraging strategies during incubation of an unusually wide-ranging seabird, the Murphy's petrel ... |
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divergent foraging strategies during incubation of an unusually wide-ranging seabird, the murphy's petrel ... |
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