Road-killed royal terns (Sterna maxima) recovered at Sebastian Inlet State Park, Florida, USA: a 23-year analysis of banding data

Autor: Bard, Alice M., Smith, Henry T., Harber, Terese V., Weske, John S., Browne, Micou M., Emslie, Steven D.

Publikováno v: Bard, Alice M.; Smith, Henry T.; Harber, Terese V.; Weske, John S.; Browne, Micou M.; & Emslie, Steven D.(2001). Road-killed royal terns (Sterna maxima) recovered at Sebastian Inlet State Park, Florida, USA: a 23-year analysis of banding data. Road Ecology Center. UC Davis: Road Ecology Center. Retrieved from: http://www.escholarship.org/uc/item/8xh9h5bk

Large numbers of Royal Terns (Sterna maxima) from breeding colonies in North Carolina and Virginia migrate to Sebastian Inlet, Florida for a winter residence. A road and two-lane bridge at the site result in many roadkills from collisions with motor

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