Publications and Theses on Antarctic and Sub-Antarctic Birds, 1998

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PUBLICATIONS AND THESES ON ANTARCTIC AND SUB-ANTARCTIC BIRDS, 1998

C.M. PHILLIPS

British Antarctic Survey, Natural Environment Research Council, High Cross, Madingley Road, Cambridge, CB3 0ET, UK ([email protected])

SUMMARY

PHILLIPS, C.M. 2001. Publications and theses on Antarctic and sub-Antarctic birds, 1998. Marine Ornithology 29: 97–101.

A total of 151 scientific publications and theses on Antarctic and sub-Antarctic birds for 1998 is listed by author. This annual list is produced on behalf of the Bird Biology Subcommittee of the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) Working Group on Biology as a service to marine ornithologists.

Keywords: Publications, Antarctica, sub-Antarctic, birds

INTRODUCTION South Georgia. CCAMLR Science 5: 217–230. AUBIN, T. & JOUVENTIN, P. 1998. Cocktail-party effect in In 1986, the Bird Biology Subcommittee of the Scientific Com- King Penguin colonies. Proceedings of the Royal Society of mittee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) Working Group on Biology London 265B: 1665–1673. recommended that a list of recent publications on Antarctic and AUBIN, T. & LENGAGNE, T. 1998. Reconnaissance du cri du sub-Antarctic seabirds species from 1986 be prepared. parent par le poussin du Manchot Royal Aptenodytes patagonicus dans le milieu bruyant de la colonie. Bulletin de The 1998 list, the thirteenth to be produced and published in la Société Zoologique de France 123: 267–277. Marine Ornithology, has been compiled by scanning the relevant BARBRAUD, C. & BAKER, S.C. 1998. Fulmarine petrels and literature and abstracting services, and by correspondence with South Polar Skua Catharacta maccormicki populations on members of the subcommittee. Readers are requested to send Ardery Island, Windmill Islands, Antarctica. Emu 98: 234–236. reprints of their recent relevant literature, including ones missing BARBRAUD, C. & CHASTEL, O. 1998. Southern Fulmars molt from this or previous lists, to the author for inclusion in sub- their primary feathers while incubating. Condor 100: 563–566. sequent lists. BARBRAUD, C. & JOUVENTIN, P. 1998. What causes body size variation in the Snow Petrel Pagodroma nivea? Journal of Avian Biology 29: 161–171. BIBLIOGRAPHY BARGAGLI, R., MONACI, F., SANCHEZ-HERNANDEZ, J.C. & CATENI, D. 1998. Biomagnification of mercury in an Ant- AINLEY, D.G., JACOBS, S.S., RIBIC, C.A. & GAFFNEY, I. arctic marine coastal food web. Marine Ecology Progress 1998. Seabird distribution and oceanic features of the Series 169: 65–76. Amundsen and southern Bellingshausen seas. Antarctic BEVAN, R.M., BISHOP, C.M. & BUTLER, P.J. 1998. The Science 10: 111–123. physiology of polar birds. In: Pörtner, H.O. & Playle, R.C. AINLEY, D.G., WILSON, P.R., BARTON, K.J., BALLARD, G., (Eds). Cold ocean physiology. Society of Experimental Biol- NUR, N. & KARL, B. 1998. Diet and foraging effort of Adélie ogy seminar series, 66. Cambridge: Cambridge University Penguins in relation to pack-ice conditions in the southern Ross Press. pp. 432–460. Sea. Polar Biology 20: 311–319. BINGHAM, M. 1998. The penguins of South America and the ÅKESSON, S. & ALERSTAM, T. 1998. Oceanic navigation: are Falkland Islands. Penguin Conservation 11: 8–15. there any feasible geomagnetic bi-coordinate combinations for BINGHAM, M. 1998. The distribution, abundance and population albatrosses? Journal of Avian Biology 29: 618–625. trends of Gentoo, Rockhopper and King Penguins in the Falk- ANCEL, A., FETTER, L. & GROSCOLAS, R. 1998. Changes in land Islands. Oryx 32: 223–232. egg and body temperature indicate triggering of egg desertion BRETAGNOLLE, V. 1998. Intra- and intersexual functions in the at a body mass threshold in fasting incubating Blue Petrels call of a non-passerine bird. Behaviour 135: 1161–1184. (Halobaena caerulea). Journal of Comparative Physiology B BRIED, J. & JOUVENTIN, P. 1998. Why do Lesser Sheathbills 168: 533–539. Chionis minor switch territory? Journal of Avian Biology 29: ARRIGHI, A.C. & NAVARRO, J.L. 1998. Ecología reproductiva 257–265. del Cormorán Imperial (Phalacrocorax atriceps), en Isla BRODIN, A., OLSSON, O. & CLARK, C.W. 1998. Modeling the Deseada (Santa Cruz, Argentina). Hornero 15: 64–67. breeding cycle of long-lived birds: why do King Penguins try ASHFORD, J.R. & CROXALL, J.P. 1998. An assessment of to breed late? Auk 115: 767–771. CCAMLR measures employed to mitigate seabird mortality in CASAUX, R. 1998. Studies on the Antarctic Shag Phalacrocorax longlining operations for Dissostichus eleginoides around atriceps bransfieldensis at the South Shetland Islands, Antarc-

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tica. Cormorant Research Group Bulletin No. 3: 2–5. servation. Chipping Norton, NSW: Surrey Beatty. pp. 69–83. CASAUX, R. 1998. Recent and current research on cormorants in DAVIS, L.S., HUNTER, F.M., HARCOURT, R.G. & HEATH, Argentina. Cormorant Research Group Bulletin No. 3: 6–10. S.M. 1998. Reciprocal homosexual mounting in Adélie Pen- CASAUX, R., BARRERA-ORO, E., CORIA, N. & CARLINI, A. guins Pygoscelis adeliae. Emu 98: 136–137. 1998. Fish as prey of birds and mammals at the South Shetland de LEÓN, A., FARGALLO, J.A. & MORENO, J. 1998. Parental Islands. Berichte zur Polarforschung 299: 267–274. body size affects meal size in the Chinstrap Penguin CASAUX, R.J., BARRERA-ORO, E., FAVERO, M. & SILVA, (Pygoscelis antarctica). Polar Biology 19: 358–360. P. 1998. New correction factors for the quantification of fish EARLE, M. & McKAY, B. 1998. Wither the albatross: NGO represented in pellets of the Imperial Cormorant Phalacrocorax perspectives on albatross conservation. In: Robertson, G. & atriceps. Marine Ornithology 26: 35–39. Gales, R. (Eds). Albatross biology and conservation. Chipping CASAUX, R., SOAVE, G. & CORIA, N. 1998. Lanternfish Norton, NSW: Surrey Beatty. pp. 247–254. (Myctophidae) in the diet of the Cape Petrel Daption capense ELLIS, S., CROXALL, J.P. & COOPER, J. (Eds). 1998. Penguin at the South Shetland and South Orkney Islands, Antarctica. conservation assessment and management plan. Report from the Polar Biology 20: 364–366. workshop, Cape Town, September 1996. Apple Valley, MN, CHARRASSIN, J-B., BOST, C.A., PÜTZ, K., LAGE, J., IUCN/SSC Conservation Breeding Specialist Group. 154 pp. DAHIER, T., ZORN, T. & LE MAHO, Y. 1998. Foraging EMSLIE, S.D., FRASER, W.R., SMITH, R.C. & WALKER, W. strategies of incubating and brooding King Penguins 1998. Abandoned penguin colonies and environmental change Aptenodytes patagonicus. Oecologia 114: 194–201. in the Palmer Station area, Anvers Island, Antarctic Peninsula. CHEREL, Y. & KLAGES, N. 1998. A review of the food of alba- Antarctic Science 10: 257–268. trosses. In: Robertson, G. & Gales, R. (Eds). Albatross biology FAVERO, M. & SILVA, M.P. 1998. How important are pelagic and conservation. Chipping Norton, NSW: Surrey Beatty. pp. preys for the Kelp Gull during chick-rearing at the South Shet- 113–136. land Islands? Polar Biology 19: 32–36. CHEREL, Y. & KOOYMAN, G.L. 1998. Food of Emperor Pen- FAVERO, M., CASAUX, R., SILVA, P., BARRERA-ORO, E. & guins (Aptenodytes forsteri) in the western Ross Sea, Antarc- CORIA, N. 1998. The diet of the Antarctic Shag during sum- tica. Marine Biology 130: 335–344. mer at Nelson Island, Antarctica. Condor 100: 112–118. CIAPUTA, P. 1998. Pingwiny Zatoki Admiralicji (Wyspa Króla FROGET, G., GAUTIER[sic.]-CLERC, M., LE MAHO, Y. & Jerzego, Antarktyka). [Penguins of Admiralty Bay (King HANDRICH, Y. 1998. Is penguin banding harmless? Polar George Island, Antarctica).] In: Gaz´dzicki, A. & Jaz·dz·ewski, Biology 20: 409–413. K. (Eds). Ekosystemy polarne. [Polar ecosystems.] Kosmos 47: GALES, R. 1998. Albatross populations: status and threats. In: 547–556. (Polish text, English summary) Robertson, G. & Gales, R. (Eds). Albatross biology and con- CLARKE, J. & KERRY, K. 1998. Implanted transponders in pen- servation. Chipping Norton, NSW: Surrey Beatty. pp. 20–45. guins: implantation, reliability, and long-term effects. Journal GALES, R., BROTHERS, N. & REID, T. 1998. Seabird mortal- of Field Ornithology 69: 149–159. ity in the Japanese tuna longline fishery around Australia, CLARKE, J., MANLY, B., KERRY, K., GARDNER, H., 1988–1995. Biological Conservation 86: 37–56. FRANCHI, E., CORSOLINI, S. & FOCARDI, S. 1998. Sex GAUTHIER-CLERC, M., CLERQUIN, Y. & DRAULT, S. 1998. differences in Adélie Penguin foraging strategies. Polar Biol- Désertion d’une colonie de Manchot Royal Aptenodytes ogy 20: 248–258. patagonicus suite à un orage. Alauda 66: 195–198. COBLEY, N.D. & BELL, G. 1998. Weddell Seal (Leptonychotes GAUTHIER-CLERC, M., CLERQUIN, Y. & HANDRICH, Y. weddellii) feeding on Gentoo Penguins (Pygoscelis papua). 1998. Hyperinfestation by ticks Ixodes uriae: a possible cause Marine Mammal Science 14: 881–883. of death in adult King Penguins, a long-lived seabird. Colonial COBLEY, N.D. & PRINCE, P.A. 1998. Factors affecting primary Waterbirds 21: 229–233. molt in the Gray-headed Albatross. Condor 100: 8–17. GIESE, M. 1998. Guidelines for people approaching breeding COBLEY, N.D., CROXALL, J.P. & PRINCE, P.A. 1998. Indi- groups of Adélie Penguins (Pygoscelis adeliae). Polar Record vidual quality and reproductive performance in the Grey- 34: 287–292. headed Albatross, Diomedea chrysostoma. Ibis 140: 315–322. GOSZTONYI, A.E. & KUBA, L. 1998. Fishes in the diet of the COOPER, J. 1998. Seabirds and long-line fishing. Wingspan 8(3): Imperial Cormorant Phalacrocorax atriceps at Punta Lobería 21. Chubut, Argentina. Marine Ornithology 26: 59–61. CROLL, D.A. & TERSHY, B.R. 1998. Penguins, fur seals, and GREEN, K., KERRY, K.R., DISNEY, T. & CLARKE, M.R. fishing: prey requirements and potential competition in the 1998. Dietary studies of Light-mantled Sooty Albatrosses South Shetland Islands, Antarctica. Polar Biology 19: 365– Phoebetria palpebrata from Macquarie and Heard Islands. 374. Marine Ornithology 26: 19–26. CROXALL, J.P. 1998. Research and conservation: a future for GREEN, K., SLIP, D.J. & MOORE, G.J. 1998. The take of fish albatrosses? In: Robertson, G. & Gales, R. (Eds). Albatross species by seabirds and marine mammals in the Australian biology and conservation. Chipping Norton, NSW: Surrey Fisheries Zone around Heard Island: the potential for compe- Beatty. pp. 269–290. tition with a commercial fishery. Polar Biology 20: 273–280. CROXALL, J.P. & GALES, R. 1998. Assessment of the conser- GREEN, K., WILLIAMS, R. & GREEN, M.G. 1998. Foraging vation status of albatrosses. In: Robertson, G. & Gales, R. ecology and diving behaviour of Macaroni Penguins Eudyptes (Eds). Albatross biology and conservation. Chipping Norton, chrysolophus at Heard Island. Marine Ornithology 26: 27–34. NSW: Surrey Beatty. pp. 46–65. GREEN, K., WOEHLER, E.J., COPLEY, P.B. & JONES, R.T. CROXALL, J.P., PRINCE, P.A., ROTHERY, P. & WOOD, A.G. 1998. A review of the population status of the Heard Island 1998. Population changes in albatrosses at South Georgia. In: Cormorant Phalacrocorax nivalis. Marine Ornithology 26: 69– Robertson, G. & Gales, R. (Eds). Albatross biology and con- 74.

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GUINARD, E., WEIMERSKIRCH, H. & JOUVENTIN, P. 1998. the foraging trip for the indirect effects of krill (Euphausia Population changes and demography of the Northern superba) fisheries on krill predators. Ecological Modelling Rockhopper Penguin on Amsterdam and Saint Paul islands. 105: 235–256. Colonial Waterbirds 21: 222–228. MARTIN, G.R. 1998. Eye structure and amphibious foraging in GUINET, C., CHASTEL, O., KOUDIL, M., DURBEC, J.P. & albatrosses. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London 265B: JOUVENTIN, P. 1998. Effects of warm sea-surface tempera- 665–671. ture anomalies on the Blue Petrel at the Kerguelen Islands. MARTIN, T. 1998. South Georgia Pintails on South Georgia. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London 265B: 1001–1006. Aviornis International November 1998: 26–30. HAEMIG, P.D., BERGSTRÖM, S. & OLSEN, B. 1998. Survival MEDWAY, D.G. 1998. Human-induced mortality of Southern and mortality of Grey-headed Albatross chicks in relation to Ocean albatrosses at sea in the 19th century: a brief historical infestation by the tick Ixodes uriae. Colonial Waterbirds 21: review. In: Robertson, G. & Gales, R. (Eds). Albatross biology 452–453. and conservation. Chipping Norton, NSW: Surrey Beatty. pp. HAHN, S. 1998. The food and chick feeding of Blackbellied 189–198. Stormpetrel (Fregetta tropica) at King George Island, South MEDWAY, D.G. 1998. Type specimens of albatrosses collected Shetlands. Polar Biology 19: 354–357. on Cook’s second voyage. In: Robertson, G. & Gales, R. (Eds). HAHN, S. 1998. Brutphänologie und Morphometrie des Albatross biology and conservation. Chipping Norton, NSW: Schwarzbauchmeerläufers (Fregetta tropica) auf King George Surrey Beatty. pp. 3–12. Island, Antarktis. Journal für Ornithologie 139: 149–156. MICOL, T. & JOUVENTIN, P. 1998. La retour des oiseaux sur HAHN, S. & QUILLFELDT, P. 1998. Different predational pres- l’île Saint-Paul. Pour la Science 251: 21. sures on two Antarctic stormpetrel species. Berichte zur MÍNGUEZ, E., FARGALLO, J.A., de LEÓN, A., MORENO, J. Polarforschung 299: 285–289. & MORENO, E. 1998. Age-related variations in bill size of HAHN, S. & QUILLFELDT, P. 1998. First record of Leach’s Chinstrap Penguins. Colonial Waterbirds 21: 66–68. Storm Petrel Oceanodroma leucorhoa for King George Island, MONCORPS, S., CHAPUIS, J-L., HAUBREUX, D. & Antarctica. Marine Ornithology 26: 80. BRETAGNOLLE, V. 1998. Diet of the Brown Skua Catha- HAHN, S., PETER, H-U., QUILLFELDT, P. & REINHARDT, K. racta skua lönnbergi on the Kerguelen archipelago: compari- 1998. The birds of the Potter Peninsula, King George Island, sons between techniques and between islands. Polar Biology South Shetland Islands, Antarctica, 1965–1998. Marine Orni- 19: 9–16. thology 26: 1–6. MOORE, G.J., ROBERTSON, G. & WIENECKE, B. 1998. Food HAHN, S., PETER, H-U., QUILLFELDT, P. & REINHARDT, K. requirements of breeding King Penguins at Heard Island and 1998. Population estimates of the birds of Potter Peninsula. potential overlap with commercial fisheries. Polar Biology 20: Berichte zur Polarforschung 299: 174–181. 293–302. HAMILTON, S. 1998. Determining burrow occupancy, fledging MORENO, J., AMAT, J.A., SANZ, J.J. & CARRASCAL, L.M. success and land-based threats to mainland and near-shore 1998. Determinants of feeding chases in the Chinstrap Penguin island Sooty Shearwater (Puffinus griseus) colonies. New Zea- Pygoscelis antarctica. Emu 98: 192–196. land Journal of Zoology 25: 443–453. MORENO, J., DE LEÓN, A., FARGALLO, J.A. & MORENO, E. HAWARD, M., BERGIN, A. & HALL, H.R. 1998. International 1998. Breeding time, health and immune response in the legal and political bases to the management of the incidental Chinstrap Penguin Pygoscelis antarctica. Oecologia 115: 312– catch of seabirds. In: Robertson, G. & Gales, R. (Eds). Alba- 319. tross biology and conservation. Chipping Norton, NSW: Sur- MORENO, J., VIÑUELA, J., BELLIURE, J. & FERRER, M. rey Beatty. pp. 255–266. 1998. Effects of brood size on growth in the Chinstrap Penguin: HUNTER, F.M. & DAVIS, L.S. 1998. Female Adélie Penguins a field experiment. Journal of Field Ornithology 69: 269–275. acquire nest material from extrapair males after engaging in MOUGEOT, F., GENEVOIS, F. & BRETAGNOLLE, V. 1998. extrapair copulations. Auk 115: 526–528. Predation on burrowing petrels by the Brown Skua (Catharacta JANSEN, J.K., BOVENG, P.L. & BENGTSON, J.L. 1998. For- skua lönnbergi) at Mayes Island, Kerguelen. Journal of Zool- aging modes of Chinstrap Penguins: contrasts between day and ogy 244: 429–438. night. Marine Ecology Progress Series 165: 161–172. NEVES, T. & OLMOS, F. 1998. Albatross mortality in fisheries KENT, S., SEDDON, J., ROBERTSON, G. & WIENECKE, B.C. off the coast of Brazil. In: Robertson, G. & Gales, R. (Eds). 1998. Diet of Adélie Penguins Pygoscelis adeliae at Shirley Albatross biology and conservation. Chipping Norton, NSW: Island, East Antarctica, January 1992. Marine Ornithology 26: Surrey Beatty. pp. 214–219. 7–10. NICHOLLS, D.G., STAMPTON, P., KLOMP, N.I. & SCHULTZ, KLAER, N. & POLACHECK, T. 1998. The influence of environ- M. 1998. Post-breeding flight to Antarctic waters by a Short- mental factors and mitigation measures on by-catch rates of tailed Shearwater Puffinus tenuirostris. Emu 98: 79–82. seabirds by Japanese longline fishing vessels in the Australian NUNN, G.B. & STANLEY, S.E. 1998. Body size effects and rates region. Emu 98: 305–316. of cytochrome b evolution in tube-nosed seabirds. Molecular KOOYMAN, G.L. & PONGANIS, P.J. 1998. The physiological Biology and Evolution 15: 1360–1371. basis of diving to depth: birds and mammals. Annual Review O’DRISCOLL, R.L. 1998. Description of spatial pattern in seabird of Physiology 60: 19–32. distributions along line transects using neighbour K statistics. LORENTSEN, S-H., KLAGES, N. & RØV, N. 1998. Diet and Marine Ecology Progress Series 165: 81–94. prey consumption of Antarctic Petrels Thalassoica antarctica O’DRISCOLL, R.L., RENNER, M., AUSTIN, F.J. & SPENCER, at Svarthamaren, Dronning Maud Land, and at sea outside the H.G. 1998. Distribution of seabirds in coastal waters off Otago, colony. Polar Biology 19: 414–420. New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater MANGEL, M. & SWITZER, P.V. 1998. A model at the level of Research 32: 203–213.

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OLSSON, O. 1998. Divorce in King Penguins: asynchrony, ern Buller’s Albatrosses at the Snares, New Zealand. In: expensive fat storing and ideal free mate choice. Oikos 83: Robertson, G. & Gales, R. (Eds). Albatross biology and con- 574–581. servation. Chipping Norton, NSW: Surrey Beatty. pp. 92–98. ORGEIRA, J.L. & MONTALTI, D. 1998. Autumn seabird obser- SAGAR, P.M., STAHL, J-C. & MOLLOY, J. 1998. Sex determi- vations on the South Shetland Islands. Hornero 15: 60–64. nation and natal philopatry of Southern Buller’s Mollymawks PRINCE, P.A., CROXALL, J.P., TRATHAN, P.N. & WOOD, (Diomedea bulleri bulleri). Notornis 45: 271–278. A.G. 1998. The pelagic distribution of South Georgia alba- SAVILLE, K. 1998. Activity, behavioural patterns and location trosses and their relationships with fisheries. In: Robertson, G. of non-breeding Wandering Albatrosses. B.Sc. thesis, Univer- & Gales, R. (Eds). Albatross ecology and conservation. Chip- sity of Tasmania. 68 pp. ping Norton, NSW: Surrey Beatty. pp. 137–167. SCHIAVINI, A., FRERE, E., GANDINI, P., GARCÍA, N. & PÜTZ, K. 1998. Where do Falkland penguins go in winter? CRESPO, E. 1998. Albatross–fisheries interactions in Warrah 14: 6–7. Patagonian shelf waters. In: Robertson, G. & Gales, R. (Eds). PÜTZ, K., WILSON, R.P., CHARRASSIN, J-B., RACLOT, T., Albatross biology and conservation. Chipping Norton, NSW: LAGE, J., LE MAHO, Y., KIERSPEL, M.A.M., CULIK, B.M. Surrey Beatty. pp. 208–213. & ADELUNG, D. 1998. Foraging strategy of King Penguins SILVA, M.P. & FAVERO, M. 1998. Kelp Gulls (Larus domini- (Aptenodytes patagonicus) during summer at the Crozet canus) and Antarctic limpets (Nacella concinna): their preda- Islands. Ecology 79: 1905–1921. tor–prey relation at Potter Peninsula and other localities in the QUINTANA, F. & YORIO, P. 1998. Competition for nest sites South Shetland Islands. Berichte zur Polarforschung 299: 290– between Kelp Gulls (Larus dominicanus) and terns (Sterna 294. maxima and S. eurygnatha) in Patagonia. Auk 115: 1068–1071. SILVA, M.P., FAVERO, M., CASAUX, R. & BARONI, A. 1998. QUINTANA, F. & YORIO, P. 1998. Kelp Gull Larus domini- The status of breeding birds at Harmony Point, Nelson Island, canus predation on an Imperial Cormorant Phalacrocorax Antarctica in summer 1995/96. Marine Ornithology 26: 75–78. atriceps colony in Patagonia. Marine Ornithology 26: 84–85. SMITH, J. 1998. Oiled seabirds in Falkland waters. Warrah 14: RACLOT, T., GROSCOLAS, R. & CHEREL, Y. 1998. Fatty acid 8–9. evidence for the importance of myctophid fishes in the diet of SPEAR, L.B. & AINLEY, D.G. 1998. Morphological differences King Penguins, Aptenodytes patagonicus. Marine Biology 132: relative to ecological segregation in petrels (family: Procel- 523–533. lariidae) of the Southern Ocean and tropical Pacific. Auk 115: REID, K. 1998. Franklin’s Gull Larus pipixcan at South Georgia. 1017–1033. Bulletin of the British Ornithologists’ Club 118: 55–56. SPLETTSTOESSER, J.F. & TODD, F.S. 1998. Further observa- REINHARDT, K. 1998. Ligature use in food studies of precocial tions of beak deformations in Emperor Penguin Aptenodytes birds – methodological results from Antarctic Skua chicks. forsteri chicks. Marine Ornithology 26: 79. Ornis Fennica 75: 69–75. ST CLAIR, C.C. 1998. What is the function of first eggs in crested REINHARDT, K., HAHN, S. & PETER, H-U. 1998. The role of penguins? Auk 115: 478–482. skuas in the food web of the Potter Cove system – a review. STAGI, A., VAZ-FERREIRA, R., MARÍN, Y. & JOSEPH, L. Berichte zur Polarforschung 299: 279–284. 1998. The conservation of albatrosses in Uruguayan waters. In: REINKE, K., BUTCHER, E.C., RUSSELL, C.J., NICHOLLS, Robertson, G. & Gales, R. (Eds). Albatross biology and con- D.G. & MURRAY, M.D. 1998. Understanding the flight servation. Chipping Norton, NSW: Surrey Beatty. pp. 220– movements of a non-breeding Wandering Albatross, Diomedea 224. exulans gibsoni, using a geographic information system. Aus- STAHL, J-C., BARTLE, J.A., CHESHIRE, N.G., PETYT, C. & tralian Journal of Zoology 46: 171–181. SAGAR, P.M. 1998. Distribution and movements of Buller’s RENNER, M., VALENCIA, J., DAVIS, L.S., SAEZ, D. & Albatross (Diomedea bulleri) in Australasian seas. New Zea- CIFUENTES, O. 1998. Sexing of adult Gentoo Penguins in land Journal of Zoology 25: 109–137. Antarctica using morphometrics. Colonial Waterbirds 21: 444– TENNYSON, A.J.D., IMBER, M.J. & TAYLOR, R. 1998. Num- 449. bers of Black-browed Mollymawks (Diomedea m. mela- ROBERTSON, C.J.R. & NUNN, G.B. 1998. Towards a new tax- nophrys) and White-capped Mollymawks (D. cauta steadi) at onomy for albatrosses. In: Robertson, G. & Gales, R. (Eds). the Antipodes Islands in 1994–95 and their population trends Albatross biology and conservation. Chipping Norton, NSW: in the New Zealand region. Notornis 45: 157–166. Surrey Beatty. pp. 13–19. THOMSON, D.L., MONAGHAN, P. & FURNESS, R.W. 1998. RODHOUSE, P.G., OLSSON, O., ANKER-NILSSEN, P. & The demands of incubation and avian clutch size. Biological MURRAY, A.W.A. 1998. Cephalopod predation by the King Reviews 73: 293–304. Penguin Aptenodytes patagonicus from South Georgia. Marine TRATHAN, P.N., MURPHY, E.J., CROXALL, J.P. & EVER- Ecology Progress Series 168: 13–19. SON, I. 1998. Use of at-sea distribution data to derive poten- RYAN, P.G. 1998. The taxonomic and conservation status of the tial foraging ranges of Macaroni Penguins during the breeding Spectacled Petrel Procellaria conspicillata. Bird Conservation season. Marine Ecology Progress Series 169: 263–275. International 8: 223–235. TREE, A.J. & KLAGES, N.T.W. 1998. Ageing techniques and RYAN, P.G. & BOIX-HINZEN, C. 1998. Tuna longline fisher- age structure of a mid-winter roost of Antarctic Tern. 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