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Use of national marine sanctuaries by far-ranging predators: commuting flights to central California by breeding Hawaiian albatrosses.

David Hyrenbach, Carol Keiper, Sarah Allen, Dave J. Anderson, and David Ainley. 2006. Fisheries Oceanography 15 (2): 95-103.

At-sea distribution, abundance and habitat affinities of Xantus’s Murrelets.

N.J. Karnovsky, L.B. Spear, H.R. Carter, D.G. Ainley, K.D. Amey, L.T. Ballance, K.T. Briggs, R.G. Ford, G.L. Hunt, C. Keiper, J.W. Mason, K.H. Morgan, R.L. Pitman, C.T. Tynan. 2006. Marine Ornithology 33: 89–104.

Seabirds as indicators of plastic pollution in the North Pacific

Hannah Nevins, Carol Keiper, David Hyrenbach, Jennifer Stock, Michelle Hester, James T. Harvey. 2005. Rivers to Sea Conference Proceedings

Marine mammal occurrence and ocean climate off central California,
1986 to 1994 and 1997 to 1999

Carol Keiper, David Ainley, Sarah G. Allen, James T. Harvey. 2005.
Marine Ecology Progress Series Vol. 289: 285–306, 2005

Pinniped long term monitoring program: San Francisco Bay Area Network of Parks

Michelle Hester, Sarah Allen, Dawn Adams, Hannah Nevins. 2005. Point Reyes National Seashore.

The biogeographic patterns of seabirds in the central California portion of the California Current.

R. Glenn Ford, David Ainley, Janet Casey, Carol Keiper, Larry Spear, and Lisa Ballance. 2004. Marine Ornithology 32: 77-96.

Reducing biases affecting at-sea surveys of seabirds: use of multiple observer teams.

Larry Spear, David Ainley, Britta Hardesty, Steve Howell, Sophie Webb. 2004. Marine Ornithology 32: 147–157.

Free Articles by Oikonos

Conservation Implications of Migration Routes of Pink-footed Shearwaters
Winter 2006, Microwave Telemetry Newsletter

Turning the Tide for Troubled Albatross with GIS
Spring 2006, Arc NEWS magazine and ESRI publication

Squawk of the Auklet: Going Underground on Año Nuevo Island
April-June 2006, Bay Nature magazine
Scroll to the bottom Web Special to hear the strange noises of these puffin relatives.

Just a trip to the store..on wide wide wings
2005, Wildlife Conservation

Track Albatross Across the Pacific
2005, Signals of Spring

Wonderous Ocean Wanderers
Spring 2005, Hydrosphere

Black-footed Albatross Takes Flight with Signals of Spring
2004, Featured Web Spotlight

Above and Below the Soil on Año Nuevo Island
Fall 2003, Observer - PRBO Conservation Science Online Newsletter

July 2007