Nutritional status and prey energy density govern reproductive success in a small cetacean

Keyphrases

• Nutritional Status 100%
• Energy Density 100%
• Reproductive Success 100%
• Small Cetaceans 100%
• Prey Energy 100%
• Polychlorinated Biphenyls 66%
• Mean Energy 66%
• Netherlands 33%
• Physical Condition 33%
• Population Size 33%
• Environmental Conditions 33%
• Fetus 33%
• Poor Health 33%
• Physical Environment 33%
• Northern Hemisphere 33%
• Fetal Growth 33%
• Pregnancy Rate 33%
• Mammalian Species 33%
• Health Status 33%
• Necropsy 33%
• Fat Mass 33%
• High Energy Density 33%
• Chemical Contaminants 33%
• Life History Parameters 33%
• Harbor Porpoise Phocoena Phocoena 33%
• Cetacean 33%
• Reproductive Impairment 33%
• Marine Mammals 33%
• Muscle Mass 33%
• Environmental Harshness 33%
• Maternal nutrition 33%
• Fetal Size 33%
• Active Women 33%
• Cumulative Human Impacts 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Reproductive Success 100%
• Nutritional Status 100%
• Phocoena phocoena 66%
• Reproductives 33%
• Necropsy 33%
• Marine Mammal 33%
• Population Size 33%
• Life History 33%
• Pregnancy Rate 33%