Ocean-scale variation in migration schedules of a long-distance migratory seabird is fully compensated upon return to the breeding site
R.S.A. van Bemmelen(Wageningen University & Research), Ingrid Tulp(Wageningen University & Research), Gunnar Þór Hallgrímsson(University of Iceland), Sölvi Rúnar Vignisson(Icelandic Tourism Research Centre), Hans Schekkerman(Dutch Centre for Field Ornithology), John Calladine(University of Stirling), Yann Kolbeinsson(Icelandic Tourism Research Centre), Dorothée Ehrich(UiT The Arctic University of Norway), Kimmo Nuotio(Finnish Medicines Agency Fimea), Olivier Gilg(University of Helsinki), Elina Mäntylä(University of Turku), Matti Sillanpää(Turku University Hospital), Johannes Lang(Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen), Aleksandr Sokolov(Institute of Plant and Animal Ecology), Børge Moe(Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), Elizabeth M. Humphreys(British Trust for Ornithology), Katherine R. S. Snell(University of Copenhagen), Raymond H. G. Klaassen(University of Groningen), Richard A. Phillips(British Antarctic Survey), Sarah Harris(British Trust for Ornithology), Benoît Sittler(University of Freiburg), Sveinn Are Hansen(Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), Sjúrður Hammer(University of the Faroe Islands)
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