Diego Vicente SastreUniversity of Barcelona | UB · Department of Animal Biology
Diego Vicente Sastre
Seabird Ecology PhD Student
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Introduction
I am starting my thesis about carry-over effects and migration behaviour in seabirds. Concretly I am working with procellariforms. My fieldwork take place in a colony of Cory's shearwaters in Canary Island.
Additional affiliations
December 2020 - present
Position
- PhD Student
Description
- My thesis project is about carry-over effect and seasonal interactions in atlantic procellariform seabirds. I concentrate my research in migratory information and reproductive success of some different procellariform species in diverse populations among Atlantic ocean and Mediterranean sea.
December 2019 - June 2020
Position
- Research Assistant
Description
- The work was related with seabirds. I create and manage the web page of the group. I participate on fieldwork in Medas Islands, sampling Larus michahellis. Also I coordinated and led the fieldwork in Canary Island. There we worked sampling Calonectris borealis and deploying GPS and GLS.
March 2019 - September 2019
Position
- Research Assistant
Description
- The work was related with seabirds. The main task was identify and classify diverse samples (specially cadavers) in freezers and a cold room. I participate on fieldwork in Medas Islands, sampling Larus michahellis. Also I coordinated and led the fieldwork in Canary Island. There we worked sampling Calonectris borealis and deploying GPS and GLS.
Education
November 2017 - October 2018
September 2013 - July 2017
Publications
Publications (7)
Understanding how climate driven environmental changes are affecting trophic pathways within marine communities is challenging due to their open, dynamic and complex nature. Seabirds have been proposed as suitable candidates for tracking and monitoring changes in marine systems (ecological indicators). However, their suitability will depend on our...
Seabirds have been proposed as suitable candidates for tracking and monitoring
changes in marine systems (bioindicators). However, their suitability depends on our ability to link
the large degree of environmental variability inherent to marine systems with a few, relevant, and
accessible signals (biomarkers) informing on changes in their feeding b...
Las actividades pesqueras y acuícolas representan uno de los mayores impactos antropogénicos sobre los ecosistemas marinos. En España, durante la pasada década, se creó una amplia Red de Áreas Marinas Protegidas (RAMPE) para minimizar dicho impacto; sin embargo, su eficacia todavía está por determinar. Aquí evaluamos el papel de la actual RAMPE en...
Seabirds interact with fishing vessels to consume fishing discards and baits, sometimes resulting in incidental capture (bycatch) and the death of the bird, which has clear conservation implications. To understand seabird–fishery interactions at large spatiotemporal scales, researchers are increasing their use of simultaneous seabird and fishing ve...
Plastic pollution is distributed patchily around the world’s oceans. Likewise, marine organisms that are vulnerable to plastic ingestion or entanglement have uneven distributions. Understanding where wildlife encounters plastic is crucial for targeting research and mitigation. Oceanic seabirds, particularly petrels, frequently ingest plastic, are h...
La reproducción y la migración son dos procesos cruciales en el ciclo anual de cualquier especie migratoria, ya que ambos suponen una alta inversión energética. En especies longevas, como las aves marinas, ambos procesos están estrechamente relacionados de forma que pueden interaccionar entre sí, es decir, lo que ocurre en una etapa puede afectar a...
Ornamental coloration is frequently an honest signal of quality associated with sexual selection. While changes in average environmental conditions affect carotenoid‐ and melanin‐based coloration, no evidence exists that changes in intrinsic environmental predictability affect coloration.
Here we experimentally manipulated the intrinsic predictabil...