Comparative seabird diving physiology: first measures of haematological parameters and oxygen stores in three New Zealand Procellariiformes

Brendon J. Dunphy(Auckland Institute of Studies), Matt J. Rayner(Auckland War Memorial Museum), Rachael Sagar(University College Hospital), TJ Landers(Auckland Council), GA Taylor(Department of Conservation), B. Louise Chilvers(Department of Conservation), Louis Ranjard

Marine Ecology Progress Series

January 13, 2015

10.3354/meps11195

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