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Alex E. Jahn
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Research Fellow, IU’s Environmental Resilience Institute
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By Victor Cueto, Alex E. Jahn, Cristian A Gorosito, Geoffrey M Brown| bioRxiv@ AbstractThe logistics of measuring activities that occur at fine temporal scales, such as short stopovers that last a few hours, has proven very challenging when studying small migratory birds. Here, we deployed multi-loggers equipped with an accelerometer and thermometer on Chilean Elaenia (Elaenia chilensis) to evaluate their activity patterns while they undertook their annual migration from their Patagonian breeding grounds to non-breeding zones in Brazil.
Avian Conservation and Ecology: Highly variable movements by Andean Flamingos (Phoenicoparrus andinus): implications for conservation and management
By Alex E. Jahn, Michael Hallworth, Ellen D. Ketterson, Joaquín Cereghetti| Avian Conservation and Ecology Verified Short CommunicationABSTRACTThe Andean Flamingo (Phoenicoparrus andinus) is endemic to the central Andes Mountains, with the majority of the population distributed between Argentina, Bolivia, and Chile. It is the rarest of the six flamingo species on the planet and is one of the least studied flamingos.
By Victor Cueto, Alex E. Jahn, Cristian A Gorosito, Geoffrey M Brown| bioRxiv@ AbstractThe logistics of measuring activities that occur at fine temporal scales, such as short stopovers that last a few hours, has proven very challenging when studying small migratory birds. Here, we deployed multi-loggers equipped with an accelerometer and thermometer on Chilean Elaenia (Elaenia chilensis) to evaluate their activity patterns while they undertook their annual migration from their Patagonian breeding grounds to non-breeding zones in Brazil.