Satellite Tracking
Why did animal X stop transmitting?
57701 - Sooty Shearwaters in the California Current: 2006
A project of Pacific Procellariid Research Consortium.
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After capture on 22 June 2006, shearwater #701 has moved south from Monterey Bay to central-southern California (San Luis Bay). During the past two years, we have recorded similar exchanges among satellite-tracked shearwaters between Monterey Bay and San Luis Bay. Both coastal regions are influenced by upwelling of cool waters toward the north. The bays provide a habitat characterized by closed circulation and retention of nutrient enriched waters - ideal conditions exist here to support large standing stocks of coastal pelagic fin-fishes such as northern anchovy and Pacific sardine.
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- This map connects positions generated by the ARGOS system designated as location class (lc) '3', '2', '1'. Locations that have been "filtered" are displayed as small red dots.
- This maps also shows locations of class '0', 'A', 'B', 'Z', 'X' as small black dots which are not connected by a route line.
- Bathymetry layers are derived from the GEBCO One Minute Grid.
- Sea surface temperature and chlorophyll are derived from NASA's Ocean Color data.
- Ocean currents and sea surface heights are derived from AVISO's Ssalto/Duacs Gridded Absolute Dynamic Topography & absolute geostrophic velocities data.
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