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le newfoundland and labrador murre fund est un projet spécial de conservation des habitats.
the newfoundland and labrador murre fund is a special habitat conservation project.

76% de la valeur totale du newfoundland and labrador murre fund[73].
76% of the total value of the newfoundland and labrador murre fund.[73]

murre techniek b.v. et concept engineers b.v. collaborent depuis plus de 15 ans.
murre techniek b.v. and concept engineers b.v. have been collaborating for over 15 years.

monitoring thick-billed murre populations at colonies in northern hudson bay, 1972-92.
gaston, a.j.; de forest, l.n.; gilchrist, h.g.; nettleship, d.n. 1993.

impacts of chronic marine oil pollution and the murre hunt in newfoundland on thick-billed murre uria lomvia populations in the eastern canadian arctic, biol.
impacts of chronic marine oil pollution and the murre hunt in newfoundland on thick-billed murre uria lomvia populations in the eastern canadian arctic.

« the thick-billed murre population of the thule district, greenland », arctic 43:115–120.
melling, h.; gratton, y.; ingram, g. 2001.

sanford, r.c., and harris, s.w. 1967. feeding behavior and food-consumption rates of a captive california murre.
it is suggested that this unique ingestion mode is an adaptation for anurophagy, and several possible functional advantages are discussed.

« food and feeding habits of brunnich's murre (uria lomvia lomvia) on akpatok island », j. fish.
tuck, l.m.; lemieux, l. 1959. the avifauna of bylot island.

au fil des années, murre techniek bv a obtenu plusieurs brevets de la part de l'octrooicentrum nederland (centre des brevets des pays-bas).
through the years murre techniek bv has obtained several patents from the netherlands patent centre.

climate change, ice conditions and reproduction in an arctic nesting marine bird: the thick-billed murre (uria lomvia, l.). j. animal ecology 74: 832-841.
climate change, ice conditions and reproduction in an arctic nesting marine bird: the thick-billed murre (uria lomvia, l.). j. animal ecology 74(5): 832-841.