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Recovery of a sooty shearwater (Puffinus griseus) breeding area after habitat destruction

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Figure 1. Trends in density of sooty shearwater burrow entrances on Northeast Island, The Snares, between 1996 and 2003 at comparison Sites A, B and D, and the destroyed Site C.
Table 1. Short-term recovery of sooty shearwater burrows at the destroyed Site C in comparison with comparison Site A on Northeast Island, The Snares._______________________________________________________________
Figure 3. Occupancy of sooty shearwater burrows during January at Northeast Island, The Snares, between 1997 and 2004 at the destroyed Site C and comparison Sites A, B and D
Table 2. Percentage of sooty shearwater burrow entrances present in the half of the destroyed Site C with starter burrows provided compared with the half without provision, over time after disturbance, on Northeast Island, The Snares

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