Alaska Pacific University / Institute of Arctic Biology / Norwegian Polar Institute / University of California Santa Cruz / College of Earth / Oregon State University / Hatfield Marine Science Center / University of Alaska Fairbanks / /
IndustryTerm
higher energy content / food resources / productive systems / metal band / food availability / high eddy kinetic energy / food shortages / energy-dense prey / eddy kinetic energy / energy content / food / kinetic energy / livestock paint / food supplies / food webs / satellite missions / /
MusicGroup
Santa Cruz / Ocean / Science Department / /
NaturalFeature
Paul Islands / Pribilof Islands / George Island / Paul Island / Bering Sea / St. George island / St. Paul island / /
OperatingSystem
Poseidon / /
Organization
Oregon Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit / Marine Science Center / Norwegian Polar Institute / Department of Fisheries and Wildlife / Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee / Oregon State University / United States Fish and Wildlife Service / Natural Environment Research Council / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / North Pacific Research Board / Animal Care Committee / University of California Santa Cruz / Santa Cruz / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service / US Federal Reserve / University of Alaska Fairbanks / Ocean Sciences Department / Alaska Pacific University / Environmental Science Department / College of Earth / Ocean / and Atmospheric Sciences / American Fisheries Society / /
Person
David Irons / Scott Heppell / Kelly Benoit-Bird / Eddy Kinetic / Alexander Kitaysky / Linear Model / Daniel Roby / Heather Renner / / /
Foraging Responses of Black-Legged Kittiwakes to Prolonged Food-Shortages around Colonies on the Bering Sea Shelf Rosana Paredes1*, Rachael A. Orben2, Robert M. Suryan3, David B. Irons4, Daniel D. Roby5, Ann M. A. Hardin