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      Human-wildlife conflictsAquacultureHabitatCormorants
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      PaleobiologySeabirdsCormorants
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      DietForaging ecologyCormorantsGrey Heron
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      Human-wildlife conflictsAquacultureHabitatCormorants
During 2017 a census was carried out of heron and cormorant colonies in the Veneto and Trentino-Alto Adige. 145 colonies were monitored, with a total of between 6299-6818 pairs found; the average size of the colony was 45.2 pairs (+88.8,... more
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      WetlandsHeronryBreeding HeronsHerons Conservation
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      Wildlife ConservationOspreyWildlife monitoringWaterbirds
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      ZooarchaeologySeabirdsPatagoniaVertebrate taphonomy
From the breakwater an archipelago of shivered rocks clasps the sea like the bones of a hand. A child crouches at the tip of the index finger. It is winter. A wave breaks upon her like glass, falling on her already wet skin, and her pale... more
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      PovertyModernismAustralian LiteratureCormorants
En el conjunto de humedales andaluces censados se ha registrado la reproducción de 52 especies de aves acuáticas sumando un total de 26.615 ejemplares. Los grupos tróficos más numerosos fueron los láridos, las zancudas (ciconiformes) y... more
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      Wildlife ConservationSeabirdsOspreyWildlife monitoring
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      Estuarine EcologyOtolithsFishingPellets
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      AquacultureHabitatCormorantsWildlife Damage Management
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      Extra-Pair PaternityNesting BiologyNesting EcologyCormorants
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      ZoologyDietForaging ecologyFeeding Ecology
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      Birds (Ecology)Sex DeterminationCormorants
Wetland management is alarming agenda in today's globalizing India. These are important for water bird breeding colonies called Mixed Heronry-the nursery ground. With consumption of wetland areas, water bird pop ulations (especially long... more
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      WetlandsWater resourcesBioindicatorsCormorants
Waterbirds can move into and exploit new areas of suitable habitat outside of their native range. One such example is the little egret (Egretta garzetta), a piscivorous bird which has colonised southern Britain within the last 30 years.... more
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      OrnithologyLimnologyAnimal BehaviorAnimal Studies