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Stomach temperature variations in a cape gannet Morus capensis as an index of foraging activity and feeding rates = Veranderingen van de temperatuur in de maag bij kaapse jan van genten als index van voedselopname en foerageersucces
Grémillet, D.; Cooper, J. (1999). Stomach temperature variations in a cape gannet Morus capensis as an index of foraging activity and feeding rates = Veranderingen van de temperatuur in de maag bij kaapse jan van genten als index van voedselopname en foerageersucces. Atlant. Seabirds 1(2): 49-56
In: Atlantic Seabirds. Seabird Group and Dutch Seabird Group: Sandy, Bedfordshire. ISSN 1388-2511, more
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  • Grémillet, D.
  • Cooper, J.
Abstract
    Animal-mounted electronic devices are powerful tools for studying seabirds at sea. The potential handicap of additional load should be minimised, while nevertheless measuring relevant field data. In this paper, we show how records from a 16g stomach temperature logger may be used to calculate the key values of foraging effort and feeding rate in an avian marine predator.
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