Thesis defense: 'Occurrence and Extirpation of Newell鈥檚 Shearwater and Hawaiian Petrels from P艒hakuloha Training Area, Hawai驶i'

by 香港六合彩资料 Biological Sciences  |   

Please join Rachel McKenna, M.S. Candidate in Biological Sciences, for a public thesis defense on March 17 at 4 p.m.


Meeting ID: 826 4368 7516
Passcode: 448383

About the study:
The P艒hakuloha Training Area is a remote, upland, foreboding region of the Big Island of Hawai驶i that appears uninhabitable. Despite this, evidence of human passage has left evidence of seabird bone material, suggesting the region once supported nesting seabirds. In an avifaunal study of zooarchaeological material found in cave sites from the P艒hakuloha Training Area, my study suggests a future in development and conservation of multiple rare and endangered seabirds, including the critically endangered Hawaiian Petrel (Pterodroma sandwichensis). Additionally, a review of selected methodologies to extract collagen from seabird material provides valuable insight on future attempts to establish stable isotope profiles from archaeological material.

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