Avian prey exhibit repeatable abundances on intertidal mudflats.

Journal: Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science

• Emma Penning (E)
• Selin Ersoy (S)
• Laura L. Govers (L)
• Anne Dekinga (A)
• Sander J. Holthuijsen (S)
• Theunis Piersma (T)
• Allert I. Bijleveld (A)

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Molluscivorous red knots rapidly adjust to a plant diet.

Journal: Biology Open

• Marie De Wilde (M)
• Berber Maarsingh (B)
• Luc G. G. de Monte (L)
• Anne Dekinga (A)
• Allert I. Bijleveld (A)
• Hidde Kressin (H)
• Aldert L. Zomer (A)
• Theunis Piersma (T)

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A “demand and supply” approach to monitoring habitat and population changes of migratory birds.

Journal: Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment

• Tong Mu (T)
• Mo A Verhoeven (M)
• Micha V Jackson (M)
• Theunis Piersma (T)
• Richard A Fuller (R)
• David S Wilcove (D)

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Black-tailed Godwits crossing the Tibetan Plateau adjust flight altitudes in response to topography rather than temperature variations.

• Delip K. Das (D)
• Theunis Piersma (T)
• Dirk Smit (D)
• Mohamed Henriques (M)
• Wouter M.G. Vansteelant (W)

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China’s intertidal mariculture as an unexpected lifeline sustaining the world’s most threatened shorebird flyway.

Journal: Nature Communications

• He-Bo Peng (H)
• Zhenchang Zhu (Z)
• Chi-Yeung Choi (C)
• Tong Mu (T)
• Yingrong Huang (Y)
• Jing Li (J)
• Weipan Lei (W)
• Tjeerd J. Bouma (T)
• David S. Melville (D)
• Zhengwang Zhang (Z)
• Zhijun Ma (Z)
• Guangchun Lei (G)
• Zhifeng Yang (Z)
• Theunis Piersma (T)

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Experimentally increased food availability allows for earlier departure in a long‐distance migratory shorebird.

Journal: Functional Ecology

• Thomas K. Lameris (T)
• Allert I. Bijleveld (A)
• Roeland A. Bom (R)
• Julia Karagicheva (J)
• Hidde Kressin (H)
• Eva M. A. Kok (E)
• Sander Lagerveld (S)
• Luc G. G. de Monte (L)
• Barbara Helm (B)
• Theunis Piersma (T)

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Power source, data retrieval method, and attachment type affect success of dorsally mounted tracking tag deployments in 37 species of shorebirds.

Journal: Journal of Avian Biology

• Emily L. Weiser (E)
• Richard B. Lanctot (R)
• Daniel R. Ruthrauff (D)
• Sarah T. Saalfeld (S)
• T. Lee Tibbitts (T)
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• José A. Alves (J)
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• Leandro Bugoni (L)
• Niall H.K. Burton (N)
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• Ying‐Chi Chan (Y)
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• Katherine S. Christie (K)
• Nigel A. Clark (N)
• Jesse R. Conklin (J)
• Medardo Cruz‐López (M)
• Stephen J. Dinsmore (S)
• Steve G. Dodd (S)
• David C. Douglas (D)
• Luke J. Eberhart‐Hertel (L)
• Willow B. English (W)
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• David J. Green (D)
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• Ros M.W. Green (R)
• Tómas G. Gunnarsson (T)
• Jorge S. Gutiérrez (J)
• Autumn‐Lynn Harrison (A)
• C. Alex Hartman (C)
• Chris J. Hassell (C)
• Sarah A. Hoepfner (S)
• Jos C. E. W. Hooijmeijer (J)
• James A. Johnson (J)
• Oscar W. Johnson (O)
• Bart Kempenaers (B)
• Marcel Klaassen (M)
• Eva M.A. Kok (E)
• Johannes Krietsch (J)
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• Andy Y. Kwarteng (A)
• Eunbi Kwon (E)
• Jean‐Francois Lamarre (J)
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• Nicolas Lecomte (N)
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• Zhijun Ma (Z)
• Lucas Mander (L)
• Christopher Marlow (C)
• Peter P. Marra (P)
• José A. Masero (J)
• Laura A. McDuffie (L)
• Rebecca L. McGuire (R)
• Johannes Melter (J)
• David S. Melville (D)
• Verónica Méndez (V)
• Tyler J. Michels (T)
• Christy A. Morrissey (C)
• Tong Mu (T)
• David J. Newstead (D)
• Gary W. Page (G)
• Allison K. Pierce (A)
• Theunis Piersma (T)
• Márcio Repenning (M)
• Brian H. Robinson (B)
• Afonso D. Rocha (A)
• Danny I. Rogers (D)
• Amy L. Scarpignato (A)
• Shiloh Schulte (S)
• Emily S. Scragg (E)
• Nathan R. Senner (N)
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• Rachel C. Taylor (R)
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• Lena Ware (L)
• Nils Warnock (N)
• Michael F. Weber (M)
• Lucy J. Wright (L)
• Michael B. Wunder (M)

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China's intertidal mariculture as an unexpected lifeline sustaining the world's most threatened shorebird flyway.

• He-Bo Peng (HB)
• Zhenchang Zhu (Z)
• Chi-Yeung Choi (CY)
• Tong Mu (T)
• Yingrong Huang (Y)
• Jing Li (J)
• Weipan Lei (W)
• Tjeerd J Bouma (TJ)
• David S Melville (DS)
• Zhengwang Zhang (Z)
• Zhijun Ma (Z)
• Guangchun Lei (G)
• Zhifeng Yang (Z)
• Theunis Piersma (T)

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Is the resident subspecies of the Eurasian spoonbill in Mauritania, Platalea leucorodia balsaci , threatened by introgression of genes from the migratory nominate subspecies leucorodia ?.

Journal: Oryx

• Theunis Piersma (T)
• Mohamed Camara (M)
• Petra de Goeij (P)
• Bob Loos (B)
• Tim Oortwijn (T)
• El-Hacen Mohamed El-Hacen (E)

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Falcons use wind assistance and remote islands to mitigate risk during ocean-crossings.

Journal: bioRxiv

• Meixu Chen (M)
• Duarte S. Viana (D)
• Jordi Figuerola (J)
• Laura Gangoso (L)
• Wouter M.G. Vansteelant (W)

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Migration of Crab Plovers Wintering at Barr Al Hikman, Oman.

Journal: Wiley Online Library

Keywords: Arabian Peninsula, GPS tracking, breeding colonies, stopovers

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Introduced mona monkey Cercopithecus mona is a key predator of bird nests in the endemic‐rich Príncipe Island.

Journal: Conservation Science and Practice

• Patrícia Guedes (P)
• Mohamed Henriques (M)
• Yodiney Dos Santos (Y)
• Ayres Pedroso (A)
• Aramis Andrade (A)
• Mary E. Glenn (M)
• Keith K. Bensen (K)
• Tania Bird (T)
• Ricardo Faustino de Lima (R)

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