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Figure 1.

Brown pelicans (Pelicanus occidentalis) in the Galápagos Islands.

a, age classes can easily be distinguished by their plumage: juveniles (J) have dark-brown heads and necks whereas adults (A) have white heads. b, plunge diving pelicans hunting for fish: a solo diving juvenile (centre) and a juvenile following an adult (right).

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Figure 2.

Foraging success of adult and juvenile brown pelicans.

Data are shown for all six study sites.

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