Effects of an Increasing Harbor Seal Population on Changes in Sites Used for Pupping

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Summary

Aerial survey data from 198 1 to 1997 of an increasing harbor seal population in Penobscot and Blue Hill bays, Maine, were used to evaluate spatial and temporal patterns of use of pupping sites by mother-pup pairs, providing no strong evidence for aggregation or repulsion behavior.

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article
Published
2001-01-01
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Population, Geography, Demography, Sociology

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