Kyle H. Elliott

This paper shows that incorporating fitness and health proxies in habitat selection analyses can change conclusions about habitat use and conservation priorities.

This study links irregular iris pigmentation in Northern Gannets to past exposure to HPAIV H5N1, showing it can serve as a non-invasive marker for disease surveillance.

This paper estimates mass changes in seabirds using wingbeat frequency and biologging data to assess foraging success and energy intake.

This study shows that snow buntings, despite being cold-specialists, can overheat during intense activity even at low air temperatures, risking negative impacts on reproduction.