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Rebecca R. McIntosh, Auteur ; Brad Page, Auteur ; Simon D. Goldsworthy, AuteurDietary remains recovered from Australian sea lion (Neophoca cinerea) digestive tracts and regurgitate samples from Seal Bay ( Kangaroo Island, South Australia) were used to identify prey species consumed. Four of eight digestive tracts collecte[...]
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Rebecca R. McIntosh, Auteur ; Simon D. Goldsworthy, Auteur ; Peter D. Shaughnessy, Auteur ; Clarence W. Kennedy, Auteur ; Paul Burch, AuteurContext. The Australian sea lion population at Seal Bay Conservation Park, South Australia, was estimated to be declining at a rate of 1.14% per breeding season, on the basis of maximum counts of live pups in each of 13 breeding seasons (Shaughn[...]
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Brendan P. Kelaher, Auteur ; Melissa Tan, Auteur ; Will F. Figueira, Auteur ; Bronwyn M. Gillanders, Auteur ; Sean D. Connell, Auteur ; Simon D. Goldsworthy, Auteur ; Natasha Hardy, Auteur ; Melinda A. Coleman, AuteurOffshore islands are often preferentially selected for marine sanctuaries (no take areas) over inshore reefs on populated coasts because they support relatively unique marine communities and critical habitat for protected marine wildlife and are[...]
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Peter D. Shaughnessy, Auteur ; Simon D. Goldsworthy, AuteurContext. Long-nosed (or New Zealand) fur seals breed on the southern coast of Australia, in New Zealand and on its subantarctic islands. They are recovering from over-harvesting that occurred in the early nineteenth century. Aims. We estimated t[...]
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Simon D. Goldsworthy, Auteur ; Brad Page, AuteurA common issue faced by fisheries and marine protected species managers is how to estimate the potential impacts of bycatch and identify appropriate options for mitigation, in the absence of quantitative data. This problem formed the basis to a [...]
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Derek J. Hamer, Auteur ; Simon D. Goldsworthy, AuteurAustralian fur seals are known to interact directly (i.e. operational interactions) with trawlers fishing in the winter blue grenadier trawl fishery of western Tasmania, Australia. The purpose of this study was to identify the environmental and [...]
