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Title: Extinction rate, historical population structure and ecological role of the Caribbean monk seal [Subtitle:Loren McClenachan and Andrew B. Cooper.]
Author: McClenachan, Loren ; Cooper, Andrew B.
Citation: ACCNO:21140
Publisher: Proceedings of the Royal Society, B - Vol. 275
Year: 2008
Description: p. 1351–1358
Subject: Caribbean monk seal ; Monachus tropicalis ; Seals. ; Species extinction ; Overexploitation ; Population dynamics. ; Geographical distribution. ; Coral reefs. ; Ecosystems. ; Historical account
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Journal Article
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