open-marine site / aquatic food sources / food mammals / extinct / gas source mass spectrometer / food web / terrestrial systems / marine systems / high-wave-energy environments / food webs / aquatic systems / animal food / food / /
NaturalFeature
Pacific coast / Estuary Rivers/lakes Terrestrial Terrestrial Terrestrial Terrestrial Rivers / whale* Harbor porpoise* Bottlenose dolphin* Dugong Manatee Sea otter* River otter* River / lion* Harbor seal* Pilot whale* Harbor porpoise* Bottlenose dolphin* Dugong Manatee Sea / Shark Tooth Hill / seal* Pilot whale* Harbor porpoise* Bottlenose dolphin* Dugong Manatee Sea otter* River / seal* California sea / Offshore Nearshore Nearshore Nearshore Nearshore Nearshore Nearshore Rivers / /
Organization
University of California / Santa Cruz / Department of Earth Sciences / Paleontological Society / University of California / Berkeley / Department of Environmental Science / Policy & Management / /
Person
Paul L. Koch / MARK T. CLEMENTZ ET AL / Kathryn A. Hoppe / Mark T. Clementz / /
Paleobiology, 29(4), 2003, pp. 506–519 A paleoecological paradox: the habitat and dietary preferences of