MARINE ORNITHOLOGY
VOL. 40 NO. 1 ISSN 1018-3337 MAY 2012
CONTENTS
CONTRIBUTED PAPERS
SCOTT, H.A., DEAN, W.R.J. & WATSON, L.H. 2010. Diet and habitat use by the African Black Oystercatcher
Haematopus moquini in De Hoop Nature Reserve, South Africa . . . 1–10 HENTATI-SUNDBERG, J., ÖSTERBLOM, H., KADIN, M., JANSSON, Å. & OLSSON, O. The Karlsö murre lab
methodology can stimulate innovative seabird research . . . 11–16 GILMOUR, M.E., SCHREIBER, E.A. & DEARBORN, D.C. Satellite telemetry of Great Frigatebirds Fregata minor rearing
chicks on Tern Island, North Central Pacific Ocean . . . 17–23 VELARDE, E. & ROJO, P. 2012. Presumed Hybrid Elegant × Cabot’s Terns Thalasseus elegans × T. acuflavida in Isla Rasa,
Gulf of California, Mexico . . . 25–29 BARRÉ, N., BALING, M., BAILLON, N., LE BOUTEILLER, A., BACHY, P., CHARTENDRAULT, V. & SPAGGIARI, J.
Survey of Fairy Tern Sterna nereis exsul in New Caledonia . . . 31–38 HIPFNER, J.M., BLIGHT, L.K., LOWE, R.W., WILHELM, S.I., ROBERTSON, G.J., BARRETT, R.T., ANKER-NILSSEN, T.
& GOOD, T.P. 2012. Unintended consequences: how the recovery of sea eagle Haliaeetus spp. populations in the northern
hemisphere is affecting seabirds . . . 39–52 KENNEDY, E.S. & PACHLATKO, T. Footwear to allow researchers to cross densely burrowed terrain without damage to
seabird habitat . . . 53–56 CARNIEL, V.L. & KRUL, R. Use of artisanal fishery discards by seabirds on the Paraná Coast of Brazil . . . 57–62
SHORT NOTES
STEELE, W.K. & COOPER, J. Some food items of the South Polar Skua Stercorarius maccormicki at inland sites in the
Ahlmannryggen, Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica . . . 63–66 OPPEL, S., BURNS, F., ELLICK, G., GEORGE, K., BEARD, A., HENRY, L., CLINGHAM, E., HILLMAN, J.C.,
HOLLINS, J.D. & THORSEN, M.J. Recent observations suggest Bulwer’s Petrel Bulweria bulwerii might breed on St Helena . 67–68 RYAN, P.G. & KERR, J. Is fur seal predation driving the decrease in Rockhopper Penguins Eudyptes moseleyi at Gough Island? . . . . 69–71 COOK, T.R., JEWELL, O.J.D., CHIVELL, W. & BESTER, M.N. An albino Cape Cormorant Phalacrocorax capensis . . . 72–73 HENNICKE, J.C. Return of an historical threat to the endangered Abbott’s Booby Papasula abbotti? . . . 74–75
REVIEWS
ANGELIER, F. Hormones and Reproduction of Vertebrates, Volume 4 – Birds (D.O. Norris & K.H. Lopez) . . . 76
BOURNE, W.R.P. The Kittiwake (J.C. Coulson) . . . 77
SANTORA, J.A. Descriptive Physical Oceanography (L.D. Talley, G.L. Pickard, W.J. Emery, & J.H. Swift) . . . 78
DAVIS, W.E., JR. Stray Feathers: Reflections on the Structure, Behaviour and Evolution of Birds (P. Olsen & L. Joseph) . . . 79
AINLEY, D. Petrels, Albatrosses & Storm-Petrels of North America: A Photographic Guide (S.N.G. Howell) . . . 80
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