Winter Latitudinal Population Age-Structure of a Migratory Seagull (<i>Larus fuscus</i>) Differs between Its Two Major Migratory Flyways

<table>Age-related distribution of <i>Larus fuscus</i> in winter range. Age structure of the gulls (as the relative frequency of the immatures (0 and 1 year-old) and adults (2 or more year-old)) at the North (above 49°), Central (between 49° and 30°), and South areas (bellow 30°). Numbers inside bars correspond to dead birds recovered in each class.</table>

International Journal of Ecology

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Figure 3: Winter Latitudinal Population Age-Structure of a Migratory Seagull (<i>Larus fuscus</i>) Differs between Its Two Major Migratory Flyways 

International Journal of Ecology

Winter Latitudinal Population Age-Structure of a Migratory Seagull (Larus fuscus) Differs between Its Two Major Migratory Flyways

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