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Fig. 3. Representive still images of typical pelagic foraging behaviour of Australaisan gannets. Representive still images of typical pelagic foraging.

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1 Fig. 3. Representive still images of typical pelagic foraging behaviour of Australaisan gannets.
Representive still images of typical pelagic foraging behaviour of Australaisan gannets. Gannets feeding on small, schooling fish and bait balls (A,B), feeding with conspecifics (B,C), and other predators, such as dolphins (D), fur seals (E), shearwaters (F), terns and gulls (G), sharks (H) and tuna (I). Melanie R. Wells et al. Biology Open 2016;bio © Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd

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