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Title: Island in the sea; extreme female natal site fidelity in the Australian sea lion, Neophoca cinerea [Subtitle:R.A. Campbell, N,J. Gales, G.M. Lento and C.S. Baker]
Author: Campbell, Richard A. ; Gales, Nicholas J ; Lento, G.M. ; Baker, C.W.
Citation: ACCNO:24281
Publisher: Biology letters : population genetics; vol. 4
Year: 2007
Description: p. 139-142, maps
Subject: Sea lions. ; Neophoca cinerea ; Breeding sites ; Western Australia ; Environmental impact.
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Books
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1 On Shelf Hillarys West Aust Dept Fisheries Pubs CR : 2008 CAM
2 On Shelf Hillarys West Aust Dept Fisheries Pubs CR : 2008 CAM
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