Long-Term Changes in Terrestrial Vegetation Linked to Shifts in a Colonial Seabird Population
Matthew P. Duda(Queen's University), John P. Smol(Queen's University), Jules M. Blais(University of Ottawa), Jennifer A. Kissinger(Wolters Kluwer Health), Neal Michelutti(University of Bergen), William A. Montevecchi(Memorial University of Newfoundland), Gregory J. Robertson(Environment and Climate Change Canada), John R. Glew(Queen's University), David C. Eickmeyer(University of Ottawa)
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