#7370. Exposure to cumulative stressors affects the laying phenology and incubation behaviour of an Arctic-breeding marine bird

October 2026publication date
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Environmental Engineering;
Waste Management and Disposal;
Pollution;
Environmental Chemistry;
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Abstract:
Wildlife are exposed to multiple stressors across life-history stages, the effects of which can be amplified as human activity surges globally. In Arctic regions, increasing air and ocean temperatures, more severe weather systems, and exposure to environmental contaminants all represent stressors occurring simultaneously. While Arctic vertebrates, including marine birds, are expected to be at risk of adverse effects from these individual stressors, few studies have researched their combined impacts on breeding behaviour and reproductive success.
Keywords:
Climate change; Common eider; Mercury; Multiple stressors; Physiology

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