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Environmental Impact - Wildlife/Vegetation Effects Gillett, W. H., Haywardjr., J.L., & Stout, J.F. (1975). Effects
of human activity on egg and chick mortality in a glaucous-winged gull
colony. Condor, 77: 492-495. During studies of glaucous-winged gulls on Colville Island, Washington,
the investigators' presence increased chick mortality in areas where they
worked, but had no effect on egg mortality. The increase in chick losses
resulted largely from chicks moving into adjacent territories and being
attacked by neighboring adults when investigators entered the chicks'
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