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Robert Suryan

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Type
Scientist
Organization
Oregon State University, Seabird Oceanography Lab
Description

I have studied the effects of environmental forcing on the reproductive biology, foraging ecology, and population dynamics of marine birds and mammals. I use state of the art electronics to study foraging, migration, and dive patterns of seabirds and integrate these data with in-situ and remotely-sensed measures of prey resources or their proxies. I have applied results from many of these studies to address seabird-fishery interactions, identification of marine important bird areas, and other aspects of marine spatial planning.

Geography
Northwest
Alaska
Oregon
International
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Website
http://hmsc.oregonstate.edu/research-labs/seabird-oceanography-lab/people/rober…

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