Add to ORKG"Habitat: S. Oceans, S. Aust., Tas., N.Z. Tristan da Cunha I., S. Georgia I., Auckland I.".; "Bird is 1/2 natural size. Colour varies with age".; (ANL)R2693
A total of 547 sightings of 291 banded wandering albatrosses Diomedea exulans and 21 sightings of 14...
Albatrosses are known for their extreme navigation performance enabling them to locate isolated bree...
Demographic parameters of wild animals are often closely associated with their foraging distribution...
"Habitat: Yellow-nosed albatross, N.W. Cape, Tristan da Cunha 50* S - 30* S. White-capped albatross,...
Albatross populations are currently in decline around the world. Survival and reproduction of these ...
Differences in habitat use of sympatric species are influenced by variability in functional morpholo...
Albatross Diomedea chrysostoina was found, sitting on the water, near an islet located in the vicini...
Many large marine vertebrates are today threatened by human activities and it is therefore crucial t...
Recent taxonomic revisions of the Wandering Albatross sensu lato has resulted in four separate speci...
Abstract: Albatrosses and other seabirds are generally highly philopatric, returning to natal coloni...
gered because it is restricted to a small breeding range, and population declines due to very small ...
The use of miniaturized electronic tracking devices has illuminated our understanding of seabird dis...
It has long been known that the young of the wandering albatross (Diomedea exulans) do not fly until...
Three species of biennial breeding southern hemisphere albatrosses-Diomedea sanfordi from the Chatha...
International audienceDemographic parameters of wild animals are often closely associated with their...
A total of 547 sightings of 291 banded wandering albatrosses Diomedea exulans and 21 sightings of 14...
Albatrosses are known for their extreme navigation performance enabling them to locate isolated bree...
Demographic parameters of wild animals are often closely associated with their foraging distribution...
"Habitat: Yellow-nosed albatross, N.W. Cape, Tristan da Cunha 50* S - 30* S. White-capped albatross,...
Albatross populations are currently in decline around the world. Survival and reproduction of these ...
Differences in habitat use of sympatric species are influenced by variability in functional morpholo...
Albatross Diomedea chrysostoina was found, sitting on the water, near an islet located in the vicini...
Many large marine vertebrates are today threatened by human activities and it is therefore crucial t...
Recent taxonomic revisions of the Wandering Albatross sensu lato has resulted in four separate speci...
Abstract: Albatrosses and other seabirds are generally highly philopatric, returning to natal coloni...
gered because it is restricted to a small breeding range, and population declines due to very small ...
The use of miniaturized electronic tracking devices has illuminated our understanding of seabird dis...
It has long been known that the young of the wandering albatross (Diomedea exulans) do not fly until...
Three species of biennial breeding southern hemisphere albatrosses-Diomedea sanfordi from the Chatha...
International audienceDemographic parameters of wild animals are often closely associated with their...
A total of 547 sightings of 291 banded wandering albatrosses Diomedea exulans and 21 sightings of 14...
Albatrosses are known for their extreme navigation performance enabling them to locate isolated bree...
Demographic parameters of wild animals are often closely associated with their foraging distribution...