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Sexual segregation in Habitat use is smaller than expected in a highly dimorphic marine predator, the southern sea lion

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posted on 2016-07-28, 00:00 authored by A M M Baylis, R A Orben, D P Costa, John ArnouldJohn Arnould, I J Staniland
Sexual segregation in Habitat use is smaller than expected in a highly dimorphic marine predator, the southern sea lion

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Journal

Marine Ecology Progress Series

Volume

554

Pagination

201 - 211

Publisher

INTER-RESEARCH

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ISSN

0171-8630

eISSN

1616-1599

Language

English

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C Journal article; C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

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2016, Inter-Research

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    Keywords

    Science & TechnologyLife Sciences & BiomedicinePhysical SciencesEcologyMarine & Freshwater BiologyOceanographyEnvironmental Sciences & EcologyHabitat selectionDietary segregationNiche variationOtaria byroniaSouth American sea lionsNEW-ZEALANDFORAGING BEHAVIORPATTERNSOVERLAPZoologyOceanographyEcology

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