Using predicted patterns of 3D prey distribution to map king penguin foraging habitat
FUNDING The at-sea data collection and 50% of CLG’s Ph.D. studentship was provided by the Swiss Polar Institute as a grant ‘Unlocking the Secrets of the False Bottom’ to ASB. The School of Biology, University of St Andrews, funded the other 50% of CLG’s studentship. Work at South Georgia was support...
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ftunivaberdeen:oai:aura.abdn.ac.uk:2164/17579 2024-05-12T07:56:07+00:00 Using predicted patterns of 3D prey distribution to map king penguin foraging habitat Proud, Roland Le Guen, Camille Sherley, Richard Brian Kato, Akiko Ropert-Coudert, Yan Ratcliffe, Norman Jarman, Simon Wyness, Adam Arnould, John P.Y Saunders, Ryan A. Fernandes, Paul Boehme, Lars Brierley, Andrew S. University of Aberdeen.Biological Sciences 2021-11-29 18 3858723 application/pdf https://hdl.handle.net/2164/17579 https://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2021.745200 https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fmars. 2021.745200/full#supplementary-material eng eng Frontiers in Marine Science 202607549 a4a9857f-5f3e-49e1-adc9-fdf541f6539f 85121268094 Proud , R , Le Guen , C , Sherley , R B , Kato , A , Ropert-Coudert , Y , Ratcliffe , N , Jarman , S , Wyness , A , Arnould , J P Y , Saunders , R A , Fernandes , P , Boehme , L & Brierley , A S 2021 , ' Using predicted patterns of 3D prey distribution to map king penguin foraging habitat ' , Frontiers in Marine Science , vol. 8 , 745200 . https://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2021.745200 2296-7745 https://hdl.handle.net/2164/17579 doi:10.3389/fmars.2021.745200 https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fmars. 2021.745200/full#supplementary-material SDG 14 - Life Below Water acoustic surveys Aptenodytes patagonicu s diving behavior foraging habitat king penguin prey distribution Southern Ocean South Georgia QH301 Biology Other CASS-129 Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) NE/R012679/1 Supplementary Information QH301 Journal article 2021 ftunivaberdeen https://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2021.745200 2024-04-17T14:04:13Z FUNDING The at-sea data collection and 50% of CLG’s Ph.D. studentship was provided by the Swiss Polar Institute as a grant ‘Unlocking the Secrets of the False Bottom’ to ASB. The School of Biology, University of St Andrews, funded the other 50% of CLG’s studentship. Work at South Georgia was supported by the Natural Environment Research Council’s Collaborative Antarctic Science Scheme (CASS-129), a grant from the TransAntarctic Association grant to RBS, and a British Antarctic Survey Collaborative Gearing Scheme grant to RBS and ASB. ASB and RP were supported in part by UKRI/NERC under grant NE/R012679/1. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We thank the staff at the British Antarctic Survey base at King Edward Point (South Georgia), Quark Expeditions and the crew and staff of the Ocean Endeavour and the FPV Pharos South Georgia for their help with the fieldwork logistics. We also thank the Swiss Polar Institute and the ACE foundation for funding our ACE project, and all our colleagues who assisted with acoustic data collection at sea: Matteo Bernasconi, Inigo Everson, and Joshua Lawrence. We thank Yves Cherel for fruitful discussion on the role of prey patches for king penguins in the Kerguelen region. We also thank C. Ribout and the Centre for Biological Studies of Chizé for conducting the sexing analyses of the birds Peer reviewed Article in Journal/Newspaper Antarc* Antarctic British Antarctic Survey King Penguins Southern Ocean Swiss Polar Institute Aberdeen University Research Archive (AURA) Antarctic Endeavour ENVELOPE(162.000,162.000,-76.550,-76.550) Kerguelen King Edward Point ENVELOPE(-36.496,-36.496,-54.284,-54.284) Southern Ocean Frontiers in Marine Science 8 |
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FUNDING The at-sea data collection and 50% of CLG’s Ph.D. studentship was provided by the Swiss Polar Institute as a grant ‘Unlocking the Secrets of the False Bottom’ to ASB. The School of Biology, University of St Andrews, funded the other 50% of CLG’s studentship. Work at South Georgia was supported by the Natural Environment Research Council’s Collaborative Antarctic Science Scheme (CASS-129), a grant from the TransAntarctic Association grant to RBS, and a British Antarctic Survey Collaborative Gearing Scheme grant to RBS and ASB. ASB and RP were supported in part by UKRI/NERC under grant NE/R012679/1. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We thank the staff at the British Antarctic Survey base at King Edward Point (South Georgia), Quark Expeditions and the crew and staff of the Ocean Endeavour and the FPV Pharos South Georgia for their help with the fieldwork logistics. We also thank the Swiss Polar Institute and the ACE foundation for funding our ACE project, and all our colleagues who assisted with acoustic data collection at sea: Matteo Bernasconi, Inigo Everson, and Joshua Lawrence. We thank Yves Cherel for fruitful discussion on the role of prey patches for king penguins in the Kerguelen region. We also thank C. Ribout and the Centre for Biological Studies of Chizé for conducting the sexing analyses of the birds Peer reviewed |
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Proud, Roland Le Guen, Camille Sherley, Richard Brian Kato, Akiko Ropert-Coudert, Yan Ratcliffe, Norman Jarman, Simon Wyness, Adam Arnould, John P.Y Saunders, Ryan A. Fernandes, Paul Boehme, Lars Brierley, Andrew S. |
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