Dr Joanne Morten
Honorary Research Associate Fellow
j.m.morten@exeter.ac.uk
Hatherly B11
Hatherly Building, University of Exeter, Prince of Wales Road, Exeter, EX4 4PS, UK
Overview
Qualifications
PhD in Biological Sciences, University of Exeter
MSc by Research Wildlife Conservation and Ecology, University of Bristol
BSc (Hons) Zoology, University of Bristol
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Research
Research projects
Project Title: Unravelling the longest migration on earth
Supervisors: Dr Lucy Hawkes, Dr Matthew Witt
Funding Body: NERC GW4+ DTP
Research grants
- 2019 University of Exeter Doctoral College
A Researcher-led Initiative award which will contribute to hosting the 17th Marine Biological Association postgraduate conference.
Publications
Journal articles
Tew NE, Baldock KCR, Morten JM, Bird S, Vaughan IP, Memmott J (2023). A dataset of nectar sugar production for flowering plants found in urban green spaces. ECOLOGICAL SOLUTIONS AND EVIDENCE, 4(2). Author URL.
Morten JM, Buchanan PJ, Egevang C, Glissenaar IA, Maxwell SM, Parr N, Screen JA, Vigfúsdóttir F, Vogt‐Vincent NS, Williams DA, et al (2023). Global warming and arctic terns: Estimating climate change impacts on the world's longest migration. Global Change Biology, 29(19), 5596-5614. Abstract.
Morten JM, Burgos JM, Collins L, Maxwell SM, Morin E-J, Parr N, Thurston W, Vigfúsdóttir F, Witt MJ, Hawkes LA, et al (2022). Foraging Behaviours of Breeding Arctic Terns Sterna paradisaea and the Impact of Local Weather and Fisheries. Frontiers in Marine Science, 8 Abstract.
Mitchell DM, Stone EJ, Andrews OD, Bamber JL, Bingham RJ, Browse J, Henry M, MacLeod DM, Morten JM, Sauter CA, et al (2022). The Bristol <scp>CMIP6</scp> Data Hackathon. Weather, 77(6), 218-221.
Morten JM, Burrell RA, Frayling TD, Hoodless AN, Thurston W, Hawkes LA (2022). Variety in responses of wintering oystercatchers<i>Haematopus ostralegus</i>to near‐collapse of their prey in the Exe Estuary,<scp>UK</scp>. Ecology and Evolution, 12(11). Abstract.
Parr N, Dawson NJ, Ivy CM, Morten JM, Scott GR, Hawkes LA (2021). Flight muscle and heart phenotypes in the high-flying ruddy shelduck. Journal of Comparative Physiology B, 191(3), 563-573.
Kendall LK, Rader R, Gagic V, Cariveau DP, Albrecht M, Baldock KCR, Freitas BM, Hall M, Holzschuh A, Molina FP, et al (2019). Pollinator size and its consequences: Robust estimates of body size in pollinating insects. Ecol Evol, 9(4), 1702-1714. Abstract. Author URL.
Morten JM, Parsons NJ, Schwitzer C, Holderied MW, Sherley RB (2017). Body condition as a quantitative tool to guide hand-rearing decisions in an endangered seabird. ANIMAL CONSERVATION, 20(5), 471-479. Author URL.
