Research paper
Maximising success: Translocation does not negatively impact stress reactivity and development in petrel chicks
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- Title
- Maximising success: Translocation does not negatively impact stress reactivity and development in petrel chicks
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The order Procellariiformes, or albatross and petrels, face declining populations and many species hold threatened species status. Translocations of petrel chicks are increasingly recognised as a powerful conservation tool with multiple benefits: restoring species to their former range, restoring lost land-sea ecological linkages and 'spreading the risk’ for threatened species. However, translocations are stressful events for chicks. Petrel chicks are able to perceive and respond to stressors...
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- Research paper
- Research format
- Journal article
- Date created
- 2019-1-1
- Creator
- Sagar, Rachael L / Mitchell, Cathy / Rayner, Matt J / Stanley, Margaret C / Dunphy, Brendon J
- URL
- https://hdl.handle.net/2292/56771
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- Science & Technology / Life Sciences & Biomedicine / Biodiversity Conservation / Ecology / Biodiversity & Conservation / Environmental Sciences & Ecology / Conservation / Seabirds / Transfer / CORT / Nestling / Growth / SHEARWATERS PUFFINUS-GRISEUS / CORTICOSTERONE RESPONSES / REINTRODUCTION PROGRAMS / PTERODROMA / GLUCOCORTICOIDS / PACHYPTILA / PHYSIOLOGY / SURVIVAL / GROWTH / 0502 Environmental Science and Management / 0602 Ecology
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