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The influence the oceanographic variability has on the top predators of the sub-Antarctic domain
Historically, a lack of small-scale physical oceanographic (hours to days, 1-10 km) and behavioural (<10 sec, ~1 m) observations in the relatively inaccessible Southern Ocean has led to poor quantification of marine mammal foraging behaviour and the physical upper ocean processes that may influence...
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Department of Oceanography
2022
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