Multicolony tracking of European shags reveal a latitudinal gradient in non-breeding migration and foraging strategies

• Main Authors: 3rd World Seabird Conference 2021, Moe, Børge
• Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
• Language: unknown
• Published: Underline Science Inc. 2021
• Subjects: Climate Change; Ecosystem; Ecology; FOS Biological sciences; Animal Science; Genomics; Antarctic; Arctic; Barrett; Erikstad; Gunnar; Moe; Norway; Petersen; Antarc*; British Antarctic Survey; Climate change; Iceland; Arctic University of Norway; UiT The Arctic University of Norway
• Online Access: https://dx.doi.org/10.48448/aw76-vh06; https://underline.io/lecture/34907-multicolony-tracking-of-european-shags-reveal-a-latitudinal-gradient-in-non-breeding-migration-and-foraging-strategies

Abstract: The winter period is an energetic bottle neck for seabirds, challenging them with increased energy requirements due to higher thermoregulatory costs, diminished food resources, higher frequency of extreme weather events and shorter day lengths. These effects vary across latitudinal gradien...