Forced nest site relocations negatively affect reproductive investment in a colonial seabird species.

Keyphrases

• Urban Environment 100%
• Nest Site 100%
• Colonial Seabirds 100%
• Forced Relocation 100%
• Reproductive Investment 100%
• Site Relocation 100%
• Negative Effects 50%
• Seabirds 50%
• Gulls 50%
• Suitable Habitat 50%
• Urban Areas 50%
• Large Distances 50%
• New Habitats 50%
• Breeding Habitat 50%
• Larus Fuscus 50%
• Lesser Black-backed Gull 50%
• Breeding Territory 50%
• Human Activities 50%
• Breeding Season 50%
• Most Vulnerable 50%
• Breeding Pairs 50%
• Fitness Cost 50%
• Urban Population 50%
• Nest-site Fidelity 50%
• Clutch Volume 50%
• Foraging Specialization 50%
• Skipping 50%
• Colonial Breeding 50%
• Breeding Seabirds 50%
• Breeding Environment 50%
• Spatial Foraging 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Reproductives 100%
• Lesser Black-Backed Gull 100%
• Breeding Season 50%
• Urban Population 50%