Global Marine Flyways Identified for Long‐Distance Migrating Seabirds From Tracking Data

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RT @BirdLifeMarine: 🚨NEW OA PAPER🚨@GEB_macro details how we delineated six #MarineFlyways using #seabird #tracking data & novel analytical…

@Sayedabdelwhab There is a need for more genomic-geospatial analysis, on a global scale. “The six marine flyways identified across four ocean basins from analysis of tracking data for 48 pelagic seabird species breeding at the 64 colonies indicated by the…

RT @BirdLifeMarine: 🚨NEW OA PAPER🚨@GEB_macro details how we delineated six #MarineFlyways using #seabird #tracking data & novel analytical…

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