Straight Line Foraging in Yellow-Eyed Penguins: New Insights into Cascading Fisheries Effects and Orientation Capabilities of Marine Predators

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@JosephYott #leviwalks are frequent seemingly random course changes interspersed with linear reorientation movements https://t.co/27kmmYeubI

@catslaton How do #yelloweyedpenguins maintain straight line forging courses? https://t.co/27kmmYw53g #OCS4012 #Matternetal2013

@KatharineKite We've got a few student projects lined up for the Tawaki Project in the coming year. Check http://t.co/PYtx7STmTa for contact

4 #WSTC1 >10 km from OPcoast, YEP behaviour was influenced by fisheries seafloor modifications http://t.co/PYtx7STmTa http://t.co/E9FvwCB02x

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