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Population regulation of seabirds: implications of their demography for conservation

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Publication status:: Published
Author(s):: Croxall, John P.; Rothery, Peter
Editor(s):: Perrins, C.M.; Lebreton, J.-D.; Hirons, G.M.
Date:: 4 April, 2018
Journal/Source:: Bird population studies: relevance to conservation and management, Oxford, Oxford University Press: 272-296

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