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Denning Phenology Mediates Sea‐Ice Loss Impacts on Early Reproductive Success in Polar BearsNARA Subscribed
Climate change is disrupting myriad biological processes, including the ability of species to synchronize life‐history events with optimal environmental conditions, with potential fitness impacts. Changes in migratory and breeding phenology and their consequences on fitness have been well studied in birds and some mammals. By contrast, changes in the phenology of overwinter sheltering and their influence on fitness have rarely...
Parametric Study of a Taut Compliant Mooring System for a FOWT Compared to a Catenary MooringOA Marine
The catenary mooring system is a well recognized station keeping method. However, there could be economical and environmental benefits of reducing the footprint. In the last decades, more focus has been given to synthetic mooring lines and different mooring layouts to optimize the levelized cost of energy (LCOE) for offshore renevable energy converters such as wave energy converters. Therefore, this work presents a parametric...
Abundance of Ringed Seals ( Pusa Hispida ) in the Fjords of Spitsbergen, Svalbard, During the Peak Molting PeriodNARA Subscribed
Ringed seal ( Pusa hispida ) abundance in Spitsbergen, Svalbard, was estimated during the peak molting period via aerial, digital photographic surveys. A total of 9,145 images, covering 41.7%–100% of the total fast‐ice cover (1,496 km 2 ) of 18 different fjords and bays, were inspected for the presence of ringed seals. A total of 1,708 seals were counted, and when accounting for ice areas that were not covered by images, a tot...
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