Amateur photographs reveal population history of a colonial seabird.
Abstract
Summary null Long-term datasets are necessary to examine human impacts on ecosystems [1]. However, standardized scientific inquiry generally only dates back 30–40 years. Therefore, alternative approaches are necessary to obtain long-term ecological data. For example, previous studies have used newspaper reports to derive fish catch rates [2], historical photographs to study phenology [3] and fish size distribution [4], as well as fish bone data...
Paper Details
Title
Amateur photographs reveal population history of a colonial seabird.
Published Date
Mar 21, 2016
Journal
Volume
26
Issue
6
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