Stable Isotopes (δ13C, δ15N) Combined with Conventional Dietary Approaches Reveal Plasticity in Central-Place Foraging Behavior of Little Penguins Eudyptula minor

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@ArcticEcology @saswisch put words where my mouth is in here https://t.co/CHIVygVNMK @DavorenLab

Central-place #foraging behavior of Little #Penguins varies between years & seasons. https://t.co/MIZig79oIR #WorldPenguinDay

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2#WSTC2 But this behaviour is usually factored as an unchanging condition in life history studies https://t.co/8KBPbQNzyr

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