...John Ling Details of skin cargoes of fur seal Arctocephalus spp. and sea lion Neophoca cinerea and Phocarctos hookeri , originating from southern Australia, New Zealand and the adjacent subantarctic islands in the lath, 19th and 20th centuries have been collated from several secondary historicsl...

... peers into the past with sveculation on the traces of extinct fauna remain'ing on the landscape; John Ling considers two centuries of commercial trade in fur seals and sea lions; Glenn Shea sheds new light on the zoological attributes of a well-known lizard; Meri Oakwood and Paul Hopwood challenge...

... carcinophagus), In less than 50 Years, the P ~ P ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ of of which there are approximately 15 million, blue, fin, sei and whales were and in some regions at least, antarctic fur seals reduced by 90 per cent or more. It has been (Arctocephalus gazella). See Figures 5 and 6 (see said that blue whales...

... of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF), Canberra, 142 pp. http://www.daffa.gov.au/fisheries/environment/bycatch/seals Shaughnessy, PD. 1997. Abundance of New Zealand fur seals Arctocephalus forsteri at some colonies in South Australia, 1995/96. Report to South Australian National Parks and Wildlife...

..., Australian fur seals Arctocephalus pusillus doriferus, and smooth Stingray Bathytoshi brevicaudata or Black Stingray Dasyatis thetidis, were the common marine megafauna observed in our study. It was not possible to distinguish between the stingray species or among individuals of any taxon from the video...

..., behaviour, species University of Sydney Natural History Fur Seals and Sea Lions by Roger Kirkwood and Simon Goldsworthy: CSIRO Publishing, June 2013, ISBN 9780643096929, $39.95. The rapid development of technology that we have knowledge of fur seals and sea lions. We now know so seen over the past two...

... assesses the appropriateness mammal species required rehoming across multiple years of prospective owners through various questions. If a frog including the Squirrel Glider Petaurus norfolcensis and is unable to be rehomed for a period of time decided by the Long-nosed Fur Seal Arctocephalus forsteri...

... and size of the drone, as well as cloud cover and time of day. Only one research study differentiated animal responses between drones of different sizes, finding that DJI Phantom 4 and DJI Phantom 4 Pro drones (35 cm diagonal size) elicited fewer negative reactions from Australian Fur Seals Arctocephalus...

... in a single processing run (Valentini et al. 2009), which is both cost effective and efficient. For example, a total of 63 prey items were detected in 270 samples from the Australian fur seal (Arctocephalus pusillus) including 4 cartilaginous fish species that were not detected using traditional morphological...

... (9%) (Table 2). The other taxa were infrequently reported. Some species featured much more than others, with koalas topping the list at eight articles (Table 3). Snakes, Australian fur seals, humpback whales, magpies and rabbits were also mentioned, as were whales in general. Most articles were about...

..., a big model of it greeted visitors at the airport. Our other fauna mows in stature with it. - Under the headline 'Seal goes for gold', the Cofs Harbour Advocate (20 September 2000) reported that: "A sports-loving fur seal from Coffs Harbour has gatecrashed the Sydney Olympics, arriving at Bondi...

... be limited. The gas exchange between the lungs and the blood flowing through them occurs at the tiny air pockets at the end of the airways - the alveoli. The structure of the small airways and alveoli of Sea Lion and Fur Seal lungs is quite unusual. The small airways, or bronchioles, are reinforced...

... Eppendorf tubes, loosely filled with 1.1 g (1.08 1.12 g) of clipped fur (2 × dorsal, 2 × flank and 2 × ventral). Glass microscope slides of fur strands both dry and with mounting medium (Entellan new) and a 0.17 mm glass coverslip, sealed with clear nail polish (4 × dorsal, 4 × flank and 4 × ventral...