Segregation of foraging areas by breeding tākapu/ Australasian Gannets Morus serrator in the Hauraki Gulf

Adams, Nigel; Gaskin, C.; Lukies, K.; Whitehead, E.

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2022-02
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Adams, N., Gaskin, C., Lukies, K., & Whitehead, E. (2022, February). Segregation of foraging areas by breeding tākapu/ Australasian Gannets Morus serrator in the Hauraki Gulf. Paper presented at the Australasian Ornithological Conference 2022, Auckland.
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Abstract
RESEARCH QUESTIONS How do tākapu partition the gulf resource? Topgraphically constrained Are there favoured forgaing areas? How persistent are these? Do individual tākpau show patterns to foraging? Do foraging patterns provide indication of important foraging rules (cues to finding ephemeral prey)
Keywords:
Hauraki Gulf (Auckland, N.Z.), Auckland (N.Z.), New Zealand, Morus serrator (Australasian gannets), gannets, tākapu, diet analysis, food, New Zealand, Australasian gannets
ANZSRC Field of Research:
410401 Conservation and biodiversity
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