Ecological segregation of two superabundant, morphologically similar, sister seabird taxa breeding in sympatry

Volume: 167, Issue: 4
Published: Mar 3, 2020
Abstract
Prions Pachyptila are the most abundant seabirds in the Southern Ocean and comprise two main groups: those with and without bill lamellae to filter zooplankton. With few exceptions, each breeding location supports at most one species from each of these groups. However, Gough Island supports two morphologically very similar, filter-feeding species: broad-billed P. vittata and MacGillivray’s prions P. macgillivrayi. To understand how these two...
Paper Details
Title
Ecological segregation of two superabundant, morphologically similar, sister seabird taxa breeding in sympatry
Published Date
Mar 3, 2020
Volume
167
Issue
4
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