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Assessing the importance of individual- and colony-level variation when using seabird foraging ranges as impact assessment and conservation tools

  • Ian R. Cleasby*
  • , Ellie Owen
  • , Adam Butler
  • , Julia Baer
  • , Jez Blackburn
  • , Maria I. Bogdanova
  • , Tessa Coledale
  • , Francis Daunt
  • , Stephen Dodd
  • , Julian C. Evans
  • , Jonathan A. Green
  • , Tim Guilford
  • , Michael P. Harris
  • , Robert Hughes
  • , Mark A. Newell
  • , Stephen F. Newton
  • , Gail S. Robertson
  • , Lise Ruffino
  • , Akiko Shoji
  • , Louise M. Soanes
    • Stephen C. Votier, Ewan D. Wakefield, Sarah Wanless, Linda J. Wilson, Mark Bolton
*Corresponding author for this work

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