Decline of an arctic top predator: synchrony in colony size fluctuations, risk of extinction and the subpolar gyre

Volume: 173, Issue: 4, Pages: 1271 - 1282
Published: Jun 15, 2013
Abstract
Analysis of synchrony in population fluctuations is a central topic in ecology. It can help identify factors that regulate populations, and also the scales at which these factors exert their influence. Using long-term data from seven Brunnich’s guillemot colonies in Svalbard, Norway, we determined that year to year population fluctuations were synchronized in six of the seven colonies. The seventh colony was located farther away and in a...
Paper Details
Title
Decline of an arctic top predator: synchrony in colony size fluctuations, risk of extinction and the subpolar gyre
Published Date
Jun 15, 2013
Journal
Volume
173
Issue
4
Pages
1271 - 1282
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