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Evaluating response distances to develop buffer zones for staging terns

2019-02-01

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Buffer zones, calculated by flight‐initiation distance (FID), are often used to reduce anthropogenic disturbances to wildlife, but FID can vary significantly across life‐history stages. We examined the behavioral effect of potential natural (gulls and shorebirds) and anthropogenic (pedestrians) disturbance sources to staging roseate (Sterna dougallii) and common tern (S. hirundo) flocks from July to September in 2...

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8ac79210-d224-5847-90fe-4486bb96a260
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10.1002/jwmg.21594
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