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Consumption rate (prey consumed/min; mean ± SE) and energy intake (J/min;) of main dunlin prey consumed during spring and autumn migration at the Tagus estuary.

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posted on 2022-01-25, 18:36 authored by Teresa Catry, José Pedro Granadeiro, Jorge Sánchez Gutiérrez, Edna Correia

Energy intake rates in autumn were estimated from one subset of videos (31 from 107) where all prey could be identified to species level. All data from spring was obtained from Martins et al. [52].

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