Kleptoparasitism of Adult and Immature Brown Pelicans by Heermann's Gulls
We studied kleptoparasitism by Heerman's Gulls (L. heermanni ) on the piscivorous Brown Pelican (Pelecanus occidentalis ) in the Gulf of California, Mexico to answer two questions: (1) did adult or immature Heermann's Gulls differ in their frequency of kleptoparasitic attempts?, and (2) di...
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description | We studied kleptoparasitism by Heerman's Gulls (L. heermanni ) on the piscivorous Brown Pelican (Pelecanus occidentalis ) in the Gulf of California, Mexico to answer two questions: (1) did adult or immature Heermann's Gulls differ in their frequency of kleptoparasitic attempts?, and (2) did Heermann's Gulls attempt to kleptoparasitize immature or adult Brown Pelicans more often? The study area was a 20 x 45 km section of the Canal de Ballenas. |
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