Lower nutritional state and foraging success in an Arctic seabird despite behaviorally flexible responses to environmental change
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Graham H. Sorenson | O. Love | A. Patterson | S. Whelan | Thomas Lazarus | K. Elliott | H. Gilchrist | Alyssa Eby
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