Foraging flexibility and search patterns are unlinked during breeding in a free-ranging seabird

Volume: 163, Issue: 4
Published: Mar 14, 2016
Abstract
In order to maximize foraging efficiency in a varying environment, predators are expected to optimize their search strategy. Environmental conditions are one important factor affecting these movement patterns, but variations in breeding constraints (self-feeding vs. feeding young and self-feeding) during different breeding stages (incubation vs. chick-rearing) are often overlooked, so that the mechanisms responsible for such behavioral shifts...
Paper Details
Title
Foraging flexibility and search patterns are unlinked during breeding in a free-ranging seabird
Published Date
Mar 14, 2016
Volume
163
Issue
4
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