Size and body condition drive the energetic cost of a baleen whale foraging in shallow habitat.
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| author | Bird, Clara N Pirotta, Enrico New, Leslie Cornelius, Jamie M Sumich, James L Colson, Kate M Bierlich, K C Hildebrand, Lisa Fernández Ajó, Alejandro Apolo Doron, Annie Torres, Leigh G |
| author_facet | Bird, Clara N Pirotta, Enrico New, Leslie Cornelius, Jamie M Sumich, James L Colson, Kate M Bierlich, K C Hildebrand, Lisa Fernández Ajó, Alejandro Apolo Doron, Annie Torres, Leigh G Bird, Clara N Pirotta, Enrico New, Leslie Cornelius, Jamie M Sumich, James L Colson, Kate M Bierlich, K C Hildebrand, Lisa Fernández Ajó, Alejandro Apolo Doron, Annie Torres, Leigh G |
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| contents | Size and body condition drive the energetic cost of a baleen whale foraging in shallow habitat. Bird, Clara N Pirotta, Enrico New, Leslie Cornelius, Jamie M Sumich, James L Colson, Kate M Bierlich, K C Hildebrand, Lisa Fernández Ajó, Alejandro Apolo Doron, Annie Torres, Leigh G Animals Energy Metabolism Diving Ecosystem Whales Oxygen Consumption Feeding Behavior Body Size Respiration Energy expenditure strongly influences an animal's foraging decisions and activity budgets. Diving animals especially need to be energetically efficient because they exercise while oxygen is limited. By estimating the energetics of behavior, we can better understand the cascading effects of individual responses to disturbance and environmental change. Pacific Coast Feeding Group (PCFG) gray whales use a variety of foraging tactics in shallow habitats ( |
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| spellingShingle | Size and body condition drive the energetic cost of a baleen whale foraging in shallow habitat. Bird, Clara N Pirotta, Enrico New, Leslie Cornelius, Jamie M Sumich, James L Colson, Kate M Bierlich, K C Hildebrand, Lisa Fernández Ajó, Alejandro Apolo Doron, Annie Torres, Leigh G Animals Energy Metabolism Diving Ecosystem Whales Oxygen Consumption Feeding Behavior Body Size Respiration Size and body condition drive the energetic cost of a baleen whale foraging in shallow habitat. Bird, Clara N Pirotta, Enrico New, Leslie Cornelius, Jamie M Sumich, James L Colson, Kate M Bierlich, K C Hildebrand, Lisa Fernández Ajó, Alejandro Apolo Doron, Annie Torres, Leigh G Animals Energy Metabolism Diving Ecosystem Whales Oxygen Consumption Feeding Behavior Body Size Respiration Energy expenditure strongly influences an animal's foraging decisions and activity budgets. Diving animals especially need to be energetically efficient because they exercise while oxygen is limited. By estimating the energetics of behavior, we can better understand the cascading effects of individual responses to disturbance and environmental change. Pacific Coast Feeding Group (PCFG) gray whales use a variety of foraging tactics in shallow habitats ( |
| title | Size and body condition drive the energetic cost of a baleen whale foraging in shallow habitat. |
| topic | Animals Energy Metabolism Diving Ecosystem Whales Oxygen Consumption Feeding Behavior Body Size Respiration |
| url | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41185693/ |