High collocation of sand lance and protected top predators: Implications for conservation and management

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RT @trackseabirds: 2/4 #WSTC7 #ForSesh1 Standardized surveys & spatial metrics showed strong collocation b/w great #shearwaters & sand lan…

2/4 #WSTC7 #ForSesh1 Standardized surveys & spatial metrics showed strong collocation b/w great #shearwaters & sand lance (& humpback #whales!) in #Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary @NOAASBNMS More on this work here: https://t.co/ry…

@AnnieRothNews Hi Annie Check out our most recent paper here! https://t.co/FLKXmqFKTw we show how humpback whales & great shearwaters seabirds collocate in areas w/ lots of sand lance forage fish, implications for climate change & entanglements.…

RT @UMassD: Amazing work @tammylsilva and @gavin_fay! #ProudtobeUMassD @UMassD_SMAST https://t.co/hDA1TRy2zj

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