Wintering North Pacific black-legged kittiwakes balance spatial flexibility and consistency

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Rachael A. Orben
Rosana Paredes
Daniel D. Roby
David B. Irons
Scott A. Shaffer
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[1] University of California Santa Cruz,Department of Ocean Sciences, Long Marine Lab
[2] Oregon State University,Department of Fisheries and Wildlife
[3] Hatfield Marine Science Center,Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, 104 Nash Hall
[4] Oregon State University,US Geological Survey
[5] Oregon State University,Oregon Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
[6] U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,Department of Biological Sciences, San Jose State University
[7] One Washington Square,Institute of Marine Sciences, Long Marine Lab
[8] University of California Santa Cruz,undefined
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Movement Ecology | / 3卷
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Black-legged kittiwake; Non-breeding; Geolocation; Bering Sea; Colony; Sex; Fidelity; Oceanographic habitats;
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