Seabirds as environmental indicators: foraging behaviour and ecophysiology of common diving petrels (Pelecanoides urinatrix) reflect local-scale differences in prey availability
Brendon J. Dunphy(Auckland Institute of Studies), Matt J. Rayner(Auckland War Memorial Museum), Shae Vickers(University of Auckland), Anthony J. Hickey(University of Auckland), Todd J. Landers(University of Auckland), Rachael Sagar(University College Hospital), S. J. Bury(National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research), J. Zhang(National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research)
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