Tiger Sharks Eat Songbirds: Reply

Authors

J. Marcus Drymon, Mississippi State University-Coastal Research and Extension CenterFollow
K. Feldheim, Pritzker Laboratory for Molecular Systematics and Evolution, Field Museum
A. M.V. Fournier, Forbes Biological Station–Bellrose Waterfowl Research Center,
A. E. Jefferson, Mississippi State University-Coastal Research and Extension Center
A. M. Kroetz, National Marine Fisheries Service, Southeast Fisheries Science Center
Sean P. Powers, University of South AlabamaFollow
E. A. Seubert, Mississippi State University-Coastal Research and Extension Center

Document Type

Article

Abstract

In response to our recent paper (Drymon et al. 2019), Yosef (2019) questions the mechanism proposed to explain interactions between tiger sharks (Galeocerdo cuvier) and migratory songbirds, while offering an alternative mechanism based on a single observation. We appreciate the comments from Yosef and the opportunity to respond.

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Last Page

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DOI

10.1002/ecy.2870

Publication Date

2019

Department

Marine and Environmental Sciences

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This article was published in the journal Ecology by the Ecological Society of America.

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Recommended Citation

Recommended publisher citation: Drymon, J. M., K. Feldheim, A. M. V. Fournier, E. A. Seubert, A. E. Jefferson, A. M. Kroetz, and S. P. Powers. 2019. Tiger sharks eat songbirds: reply. Ecology 100(11):e02870.10.1002/ecy.2870