This paper reviews the available knowledge on sedimentology, hydrodynamics and five
major ecosystem components (microphytobenthos, vascular plants, terrestrial arthropods …

Abstract This New Naturalist volume provides a much-anticipated overview of these
fascinating birds–the first book on the natural history of British and Irish terns since 1934 …

Age-related differences in the reproductive success of birds may be the result of experience-
dependent changes in foraging and parental skills. We tested this hypothesis in a long-lived …

We estimated annual apparent survival rates, as well as local recruitment rates in different
age groups and for different breeding status in the common tern Sterna hirundo using mark …

Radio telemetry was employed to study movements of adult female anadromous brown trout
Salmo trutta (sea trout) during upstream spawning migration and following spawning in a …

Despite widespread interest in the impacts of wind farms upon birds, few researchers have
examined the potential for indirect or trophic (predator–prey) effects. Using surface trawls …

Fish may significantly affect habitat use by birds, either as their prey or as competitors. Fish
communities are often distinctly size-structured, but the consequences for waterbird …

Vasilios Liordos (2010) Foraging guilds of waterbirds wintering in a Mediterranean coastal
wetland. Zoological Studies 49 (3): 311-323. The foraging behavior of the waterbird …

Green turtles (Chelonia mydas) are highly dependent on neritic foraging areas throughout
much of their life. Still, knowledge of recruitment dynamics, foraging habits, and habitat use …

Aquatic birds are notable among the global avifauna for living in environments exposed to
large amounts of light. Despite growing evidence that visual adaptations to light underly the …