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Reneerkens et al 2016 Ecol&Evol -Growth curve

Name: Reneerkens et al 2016 Ecol&Evol -Growth curve
Keywords: Hochstetter Forland, chick growth, Holocene, trophic interaction, Sanderling, phenology, nest survival, climate change, Arctic, trophic mismatch

Research datakeyboard_double_arrow_right Dataset 01 Jan 2016Publisher:Dryad Digital Repository

Authors:

Reneerkens, Jeroen;

Schmidt, Niels Martin;

Gilg, Olivier;

Hansen, Jannik; Hansen, Lars H.; Moreau, Jérôme;

Piersma, Theunis;

doi: 10.5061/dryad.3dk6r/3

Reneerkens et al 2016 Ecol&Evol -Growth curve

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Abstract

Table of body mass of Sanderling (Calidris alba) chicks of varying ages (in days) at Zackenberg and Hochstetter Forland (northeast Greenland). Individuals are identified by their ringnumber and the family (NestID). Further information is found in the methods section of the publication.

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Hochstetter Forland, chick growth, Holocene, trophic interaction, Sanderling, phenology, nest survival, climate change, Arctic, trophic mismatch, timing, clutch predation, Zackenberg, Northeast Greenland, bird migration, mismatch, Calidris alba

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