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From Field and Study: Another Arctic Tern in Western Australia
The Western Australian Naturalist, 1957 (Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
Storr, G M, Milward, N E
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Arctic National Wildlife Refuge - Timber Lake - June 9, 2006 - 2:29PM
, 2006 Compressed from .wav format into .mp3 delivery format.ambient recordingField notes: 1k tone @ beginning = 64dBA at mic input (for calibration) Late spring. Weather conditions extreme during any hour (cold, windy, snow, rain, warm).
Krause, Bernard L.
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Inter-annual variation of the dietary composition in Arctic tern Sterna paradisaea
, 2017 Across the North-East Atlantic, including the North Sea, seabird numbers are decreasing. Crucial factors are industrial fishery, predation, climate change and most importantly fluctuations in food availability.
Dietrich, Berenike
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Mechanisms promoting higher growth rate in arctic than in temperate shorebirds [PDF]
, 2003 We compared prefledging growth, energy expenditure, and time budgets in the arctic-breeding red knot (Calidris canutus) to those in temperate shorebirds, to investigate how arctic chicks achieve a high growth rate despite energetic difficulties ...
Schekkerman, Hans, +11 more
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First record of an Arctic Tern for Nebraska
, 2000 On 20 September 2000, I arrived at Lake Minatare in Scotts Bluff County after the passage of a strong cold front the day before. At 11:36 a.m., I noticed two distant Sterna flying east of the lighthouse.
Dinsmore, Stephen J.
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Biometric differences between Common TernsSterna hirundoand Arctic TernsS. paradisaea [PDF]
, 1998 J.C.A. Craik
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Breeding Arctic Terns Kill Lemmings
, 2009 . Arctic terns (Sterna paradisaea) are well known for exhibiting vigorous defense of nests at their breeding colonies. However, in 2008 we observed a previously unreported behavior by terns.
J. A. Akearok +7 more
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Adjustment of the annual cycle to climatic change in a long-lived migratory bird specie
Current Zoology, 2009 Climate change has advanced the phenology of many organisms. Migratory animals face particular problems because climate change in the breeding and the wintering range may be asynchronous, preventing rapid response to changing conditions. Advancement in
A. P. MØLLER +2 more
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The Arctic Tern in Central New York
The Auk, 1916 (Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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, 1989 Energy Partitioning in Arctic Tern Chicks (Sterna paradisaea) and Possible Metabolic Adaptations in high Latitude ...
Marcel Klaassen (13083138) +3 more
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