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The 12 pages that link to Dynamic soaring, each with the reason it gives.

• SeabirdRelated: Albatrosses use it to travel long distances with little flapping over windy seas.

• Pterosaur flightRelated: Soaring could reduce the energy required for sustained flight after takeoff.

• Soaring flightRelated: Albatrosses use wind gradients above the ocean to sustain long flights.

• AlbatrossRelated: Albatrosses use wind gradients above the sea to glide for hours with little flapping.

• Wandering albatrossRelated: Wandering albatrosses use wind shear above waves to travel long distances while flapping little.

• ProcellariiformesRelated: Albatrosses use it to travel vast distances with few wingbeats.

• PelagornisRelated: It is a proposed way Pelagornis could travel long distances over the ocean.

• ProcellariidaeRelated: Shearwaters and other procellariids use wind gradients to travel long distances with little flapping.

• FrigatebirdRelated: Frigatebirds use wind gradients above the sea to remain aloft for exceptionally long periods.

• PelagornithidaeRelated: It is one proposed way pelagornithids could travel long distances with little flapping.

• Giant petrelRelated: Giant petrels use wind gradients to travel long distances with little flapping.

• Northern storm petrelRelated: It helps storm petrels travel efficiently over windy seas.