To breed or not to breed: drivers of intermittent breeding in a seabird under increasing predation risk and male bias
Intermittent breeding may be adaptive for long-lived species subjected to large accessory
reproductive costs, but it may also reflect reduced adaptation to the environment, reducing …
reproductive costs, but it may also reflect reduced adaptation to the environment, reducing …
Should I breed or should I go? Manipulating individual state during migration influences breeding decisions in a long‐lived bird species
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Documentation of carry‐over effects (COEs), defined as effects resulting from events that
occurred in a previous time period, has largely been observational and understanding of …
occurred in a previous time period, has largely been observational and understanding of …
The impact of sea ice conditions on breeding decisions is modulated by body condition in an arctic partial capital breeder
Determining how environmental conditions interact with individual intrinsic properties is
important for unravelling the underlying mechanisms that drive variation in reproductive …
important for unravelling the underlying mechanisms that drive variation in reproductive …
Favorable spring conditions can buffer the impact of winter carryover effects on a key breeding decision in an Arctic‐breeding seabird
The availability and investment of energy among successive life‐history stages is a key
feature of carryover effects. In migratory organisms, examining how both winter and spring …
feature of carryover effects. In migratory organisms, examining how both winter and spring …
Linking pre-laying energy allocation and timing of breeding in a migratory arctic raptor
For migratory species, acquisition and allocation of energy after arrival on the breeding
grounds largely determine reproductive decisions. Few studies have investigated underlying …
grounds largely determine reproductive decisions. Few studies have investigated underlying …
Stable isotopes can be used to infer the overwintering locations of prebreeding marine birds in the Canadian Arctic
Although assessments of winter carryover effects on fitness‐related breeding parameters
are vital for determining the links between environmental variation and fitness, direct …
are vital for determining the links between environmental variation and fitness, direct …
Fitness consequences of peak reproductive effort in a resource pulse system
The age trajectory of reproductive performance of many iteroparous species features an
early-life increase in performance followed by a late-life senescent decline. The largest …
early-life increase in performance followed by a late-life senescent decline. The largest …
Anti-parasite treatment, but not mercury burdens, influence nesting propensity dependent on arrival time or body condition in a marine bird
Arctic wildlife can be exposed to high mercury (Hg) levels, and are also naturally exposed to
gastrointestinal parasites that can reduce condition and negatively affect reproductive output …
gastrointestinal parasites that can reduce condition and negatively affect reproductive output …
Foraging tactics in dynamic sea‐ice habitats affect individual state in a long‐ranging seabird
Individual heterogeneity in diet and foraging behaviour is common in wild animal
populations, and can be a strong determinant of how populations respond to environmental …
populations, and can be a strong determinant of how populations respond to environmental …
Individual variability in the phenology of an asynchronous penguin species induces consequences on breeding and carry-over effects
Phenology is a major component of animals' breeding, as they need to adjust their breeding
timing to match optimal environmental conditions. While the effects of shifting phenology are …
timing to match optimal environmental conditions. While the effects of shifting phenology are …