Validating the use of intrinsic markers in body feathers to identify inter-individual differences in non-breeding areas of northern fulmars

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Lighthouse Field Station - University of Aberdeen, 21 Mar 2016

#Seabird feather isotopes provide proxy of non-breeding areas identified by geologgers https://t.co/yUu6H3nuHv https://t.co/wUukz…

Waterbirds Journal, 10 Mar 2016

Use of intrinsic markers in body feathers to differences in fulmars http://ow.ly/ZaJkT

Ibis - international journal of avian science, 10 Mar 2016

Use of intrinsic markers in body feathers to differences in fulmars http://ow.ly/ZaJkT

Lighthouse Field Station - University of Aberdeen, 07 Mar 2016

New paper on moult using @IMARESWUR data from beached fulmars @_bto @osparcomm https://t.co/yUu6H3nuHv #springerlink https://t.co…

Lighthouse Field Station - University of Aberdeen, 05 Mar 2016

Well done Lucy. Your 1st 1st author paper online today #seabirdersaturday https://t.co/yUu6H3nuHv #springerlink https://t.co/4061…