… landscape reflect bathymetric features, which tend to accumulate phytoplankton and therefore
prey, and we speculate that birds build up a map of these features over time(Nevitt, 2000). …

… For example, a heightened sense of smell may give some species a competitive edge in
opportunistically locating prey before being displaced by other species (Nevitt, 1999b). This is …

… 1999) and that this behavior may be linked to differences in developmental environments
in the nest (Van Buskirk and Nevitt 2008; reviewed by Nevitt 2008). However, surface-nesting …

The prevalence of psoriasis in a defined semi‐urban general practice population of 5395
was estimated by means of a postal questionnaire, describing the features of psoriasis …

MANY Procellariiform seabirds make their living flying over vast expanses of seemingly
featureless ocean waters in search of food. The secret of their success is a mystery, but an ability …

Plastic debris is ingested by hundreds of species of organisms, from zooplankton to baleen
whales, but how such a diversity of consumers can mistake plastic for their natural prey is …

Among birds, the Procellariiform seabirds (petrels, albatrosses, and shearwaters) are prime
candidates for using chemical cues for individual recognition. These birds have an excellent …

… With respect to olfactory search, Nevitt et al. (20) have shown differences in turning behavior
in … Nevitt and other researchers have also reported observations of characteristic upwind, …

… Nevitt; Early rearing environment impacts cerebellar growth in juvenile salmon. J Exp Biol 1
… those of fish reared in captivity (Marchetti and Nevitt,2003). This study did not investigate to …

Avant leur migration vers la mer, les juvéniles de saumons mémorisent les odeurs associées
à leur cours d’eau natal et utilisent ces souvenirs pour leur remontée à l’âge adulte. On a …