Jan Eivind Østnes

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Nord University

Norway

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Jan Eivind Østnes is an Associate Professor at Nord University, Norway. His research interests include avian ecology, predator-prey dynamics, and environmental toxicology, as highlighted in his recent articles on topics such as the feeding behavior of Gyrfalcons and the effects of per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances on Tawny Owls. Østnes utilizes various methodologies including fecal DNA metabarcoding and wildlife camera monitoring to explore the relationships between wildlife and their habitats.

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A Picky Predator and Its Prey: How Snow Conditions and Ptarmigan Abundance Impact Gyrfalcon Feeding Behaviour and Breeding Success

Trace, macro and rare earth elements in a sedentary avian predator: Relationships with age and dietary tracers

Reindeer carcasses modulate vegetation composition and greenness in High-Arctic tundra

Extra-pair paternity and sperm length variation in a far northern Great Tit (Parus major) population

Fecal DNA metabarcoding reveals seasonal and annual variation in willow ptarmigan diet

Exploring habitat‐density relationships and model transferability for an alpine bird using abundance models

Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances in Tawny Owl (Strix aluco) feathers from Trøndelag, Norway

Wildlife Camera Monitoring Revealed the Northern Goshawk as a Predator on Gyrfalcon Nestlings

Population control by means of organised hunting effort: Experiences from a voluntary goose hunting arrangement

Primary Cell Lines From Feathers and Blood of Free-Living Tawny Owls (Strix aluco): A New In Vitro Tool for Non-Lethal Toxicological Studies

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Sam M. J. G. Steyaert

Torgeir Nygård

Nuria Selva

Veerle Jaspers

Rakel Blaalid

Michael Patten

Geir Rudolfsen

Erlend B. Nilsen

Lammert Kooistra

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