Current Projects

Movement patterns of grey seal pups during their first trip at sea

Effects of a changing climate on- the habitat utilization, foraging ecology and distribution of crabeater seals

Current Projects

Effects of a changing climate on- the habitat utilization, foraging ecology and distribution of crabeater seals

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Combinining animal movement, stable isotope analyses, whole-animal physiology, and novel survey technologies (UAS, satellite imagery) to investigate the differences in the trophic ecology, foraging success, and distribution of crabeater seals across a latitudinal gradient along the western Antarctica Peninsula (wAP)

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Animal-Borne instruments to sample the coastal Southern Ocean

Deploying tracking tags on marine megafauna (Animal-Borne Instruments, ABI) offers a valuable supplement to more traditional ocean observing methods

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Weddell seals as Antarctic oceanographers

Weddell seals are restricted to coastal waters of the western Antarctic Peninsula. We are going to the field to investigate their movement patterns and document the changes in the environment they utilize

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