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Natural Resource Sciences听Seminar Series - Wildlife Biology鈥攆eaturing a series of external speakers on topics relevant to Wildlife Biology and Environmental Biology.

Guest Speaker: George听Divoky (Director, Friends of Cooper Island)

The breeding biology of an Arctic seabird, the Black Guillemot, has been studied annually since 1975 in听 northern Alaska where rates of atmospheric and oceanic warming have been among the most pronounced in the world.听听 The species is adapted to feeding in and next to Arctic sea ice and while it first benefitted from warming, as earlier snowmelt facilitated range expansion and colony growth, reductions in sea ice have decreased colony size and breeding success.听 The species' response to听cryospheric听decreases in the last half century provides biological evidence of the rapid pace of environmental change in the Arctic and demonstrates the importance of long-term studies during a period of climate change.听

This seminar series is open to anyone within the 缅北强奸 community, but primarily听targets NRS grad students and faculty.

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