Raül Ramos, PhD

Degree's Final Projects:

- An spatial analysis of the diet of Yellow-legged gulls along the Western Mediterranean: an isotopic approach based on egg sampling (by Yaiza Parra in 2016)

- The role of diet in the enterobacteria prevalence of gulls (by Jofre Sendrós Gil in 2019)

- Adult survival of a Cory’s shearwater colony in the Canary Islands (by Caterina Marquès in 2019)

- Investigating trophodynamics of inorganic pollutants along the Mediterranean Sea using a pelagic seabird, the Scopoli’s shearwater (by Lucas Canas in 2020)

- Flight Initiation Distance as responses to potential predators from common birds in urban environments (by Sergio Osuna in 2020)

- Evaluating seabird movements and their interactions with fisheries using an endemic and threatened shearwater (by Meritxell Rodríguez Fernández in 2021)

- How does wintering diet affect subsequent reproductive success in seabirds? (by Sergi Pujol Rigol in 2022)

- Anthropogenic impacts on the survival of a long-lived seabird: the Cory's shearwater (Calonectris borealis) in the Canary Islands (by Paula Pérez Pérez in 2022)

Study of the population variability of the molting of the Mediterranean baldriga (Puffinus yelkouan): an isotopic approach (by Celia Gonález-Jonte in 2022)

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Master Theses:

- Adult survival of a long-lived migratory seabird in the Canary Islands (by Chantal Astals in 2014)

- Carryover effects in Cory’s shearwaters (by Victoria Llabrés in 2015)

- Feeding ecology of Bulwer’s petrel (by Ricard Marcos in 2015)

- Foraging movements of Scopoli’s shearwaters around the Strait of Gibraltar (by Helen Pargeter in 2015)

- Conventional dietary study of two closely related seabirds (by Adrià Compte in 2015)

- Dietary changes in an opportunistic species: the Yellow-legged gull in Medes Islands (by Alvaro Bahillo in 2017)

- An individual analysis of carryover effects in seabirds (by Sofía López in 2018)

- Assessing the isotopic consistency of the Canary Current Upwelling Ecosystem using a marine top predator as a sentinel species (by Marianne Bosch Torres in 2018)

- Migration structure of two closely related seabirds breeding in sympatry around the Strait of Gibraltar (by Beñat Garcia Urdangarinin 2021)

- Sympatry in the Pillars of Hercules: population structure of Calonectris shearwaters breeding around their contact zone (by Marc Ragonnet Carrasco in 2021)

- The diet of an opportunistic species under the state of emergency derived from the COVID-19: the yellow-legged gull Larus michahellis (by Blanca Monteis in 2021)

- A tale of two species at the Pillars of Hercules: demographic and separation histories in a long-distance seabird contact zone (by Júlia Ortolà Elvira in 2022)

- Assessment of the abundance of marine litter in the bays of the Ebro Delta Natural Park and its incidence on seabirds and seaturtles (by Mireia Burzon i Estapé in 2022)

 

PhD Theses:

- Sexual segregation in migratory strategies (by Fernanda Pereira de Felipe, 2014-2019)

- Trophic and migratory ecology of Bulwer’s petrel (by Marta Cruz-Flores, 2015-2020)

- Metapopulation approaches to study migration strategies in pelagic seabirds (by Virginia Morera-Pujol, 2015-2020)

-How does wintering diet affect subsequent reproductive success in seabirds? (by Diego Vicente Sastre, 2020-in progress)

-Conservation genomics and evolution of migratory strategies of the smallest seabird in Europe, the European storm-petrel (by Beñat Garcia Urdangarin, 2022-in progress)