Foot web pentosidine does not covary strongly with age in four species of wild seabirds

Volume: 132, Pages: 110833 - 110833
Published: Apr 1, 2020
Abstract
Age is an important parameter for a variety of ecological applications, including population viability analyses, contaminants monitoring and targeting of individuals for conservation. While many organisms can be aged by annual rings, dentition and other techniques (i.e., fish otoliths, clam growth rings, mammal tooth wear), there are no minimally invasive biomarkers for accurately aging birds in the wild. For the past century, banding has been...
Paper Details
Title
Foot web pentosidine does not covary strongly with age in four species of wild seabirds
Published Date
Apr 1, 2020
Volume
132
Pages
110833 - 110833
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