Newly Reported Colonies of Ivory Gulls on Southeastern Ellesmere Island

  • France R
  • Sharp M
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Seven colonies of Ivory gulls comprising 330 adults were discovered on nunataks emerging from the Manson Icefield of southeastern Ellesmere Island. This brings to total 33 the number of active colonies that have been located in North America over the 14 years since the first was discovered. RESUME. Sept colonies de mouettes blanches comprenant 330 adultes ont CtC dtcouvertes sur des nunataks Cmergeant du glacier Manson dans le sud-est de l'ile d'Ellesmere. Cela porte 33 le nombre total de colonies actives que l'on a dCcouvertes en AmCrique du Nord au cours des 14 anntes qui ont suivi la premibre dkouverte. Mots clCs: colonies iie mouettes blanches, glacier Manson, ile d'Ellesmere Traduit pour le journal par NCsida Loyer.

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France, R. L., & Sharp, M. (1992). Newly Reported Colonies of Ivory Gulls on Southeastern Ellesmere Island. ARCTIC, 45(3). https://doi.org/10.14430/arctic1406

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