Point Lay August 2011 Field Radio-Tagging Report USGS Alaska Science Center, Walrus Research Project Background: The vast majority of female and young Pacific walruses occupy continental shelf waters of the Chukchi Sea t - Majority report - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Point Lay August 2011 Field Radio-Tagging Report USGS Alaska Science Center, Walrus Research Project Background: The vast majority of female and young Pacific walruses occupy continental shelf waters of the Chukchi Sea t Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-08-07 14:48:31 Open Document File Size: 175,62 KB Share Result on Facebook City Mesa / / Company M. P. Heide-Jorgensen A. S. / C. V. Jay A. S. / / Country Russia / / IndustryTerm satellite radio-tags / deployed satellite radio transmitters / satellite data collection system / / NaturalFeature Cape Serdtse-Kamen / Chukchi Sea / / Organization Field Radio-Tagging Report USGS Alaska Science Center / / Person Hana Shoal / Warren Harding-Lampe / / ProvinceOrState Alaska / Arizona / / PublishedMedium Journal of Zoology / / SocialTag Hauling-out Chukchi Sea Cape Serdtse-Kamen Bering Sea Eurasia Biology Pinnipeds Walrus Zoology

Point Lay August 2011 Field Radio-Tagging Report USGS Alaska Science Center, Walrus Research Project Background: The vast majority of female and young Pacific walruses occupy continental shelf waters of the Chukchi Sea tAdd to Reading List