York / San Francisco / Seattle / Montreal / Palo Alto / New York / Ithaca / Stinson Beach / Kingston / Busch / Wailea / Lyon / FARALLON ISLANDS / /
Company
Indian Head / Columbia University Press / McGill-Queens University Press / Cornell University Press / Stanford University Press / /
Country
United States / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
University of California Press / University of California Publications / Farallones National Marine Sanctuary / Fort Mason Building / University of California Archaeological Survey / Point Reyes Bird Observatory / University of California / Museum of Vertebrate Zoology / /
NaturalFeature
Farallon Island / HISTORICAL island / Marine island / Mammalogy island / Oregon coast / South Farallon Islands / Marine Mammalogy HISTORICAL island / California islands / Marine Mammalogy island / RECENT COLONIZATION OF THE SOUTH FARALLON island / San Miguel Island / Bering Sea / California coasts / Mammalogy HISTORICAL island / California coast / Sea Lion Cove / Southeast Farallon Island / /
Organization
Columbia University / National Marine Fisheries Service / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / University of California / Berkeley / New York Zoological Society / Cornell University / Department of Ornithology and Mammology / University of California Archaeological Survey / Stanford University / Society for Marine Mammalogy DETECTING BIOLUMINESCENCE WITH AN IRRADIANCE TIME-DEPTH RECORDER DEPLOYED ON SOUTHERN ELEPHANT SEALS While / University of California Publications / California Academy of Sciences / University of California Press / /
Person
El Nino / ROBERT E. JONES / Craig / JACQUELINE SCHONEWALD / JAN ROLETTO / Walker / DOUGLAS J. LONG / /
Position
Fisherman / King / Major / D. J. / /
ProvinceOrState
Alaska / Oregon / Hawaii / British Columbia / New York / Washington / California / /
Region
northern California / southern California / central California / /
MARINE MAMMAL SCIENCE, 17(2):[removed]April[removed]by the Society for Marine Mammalogy HISTORICAL AND RECENT COLONIZATION OF THE SOUTH FARALLON ISLANDS, CALIFORNIA, BY NORTHERN FUR SEALS (CALLORHINUS URSIAJUS)