Pacific Decadal and El Niño oscillations shape survival of a seabird

Volume: 99, Issue: 5, Pages: 1063 - 1072
Published: May 1, 2018
Abstract
Understanding and modeling population change is urgently needed to predict effects of climate change on biodiversity. High trophic-level organisms are influenced by fluctuations of prey quality and abundance, which themselves may depend on climate oscillations. Modeling effects of such fluctuations is challenging because prey populations may vary with multiple climate oscillations occurring at different time scales. The analysis of a 28-yr time...
Paper Details
Title
Pacific Decadal and El Niño oscillations shape survival of a seabird
Published Date
May 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
99
Issue
5
Pages
1063 - 1072
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