Spatially explicit network analysis reveals multi‐species annual cycle movement patterns of sea ducks

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RT @F1000Prime: Good weather for ducks: This study on the migratory patterns of sea ducks from Georgia to Canada identifies staging & molti…

22 Oct 2019

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Good weather for ducks: This study on the migratory patterns of sea ducks from Georgia to Canada identifies staging & molting sites as important targets for conservation efforts. Recommended by Donald DeAngelis & Bo Zhang @univmiami @universityofri

20 Oct 2019

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Spatially explicit network analysis reveals multi-species annual cycle movement patterns of sea ducks. https://t.co/fmPGvP8KLe

12 Oct 2019

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Big area for #shearwaters in our summer, big area for #seaducks in our winter #seabirds #waterfowl @AtlanticDucks https://t.co/awasb0iSqj

09 Aug 2019

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