Sea otter females with pups in Prince William Sound, Alaska
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Dataset creditSylvia K. Osterrieder, Randall W. Davis
AbstractIn altricial mammals, the mother’s care and attendance are essential for the young to acquire survival skills. Not much is known about mother-pup behavior in the sea otter population of Simpson Bay, Prince William Sound, Alaska, United States. In these studies, firstly, water depth and location of feeding females with pups of different ages were recorded (global positioning system [GPS] locations of the sea otters are given in the map). Secondly, boat locations were noted when females with pups were observed for 24 hour activity budgets (GPS locations of the boat are given in the map). Weather, time and tidal conditions were also recorded and tested on the influence on sea otters behavior.
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ReferencesOsterrieder, S.K. and R.W. Davis. 2009. Summer foraging behaviour of female sea otters (Enhydra lutris) with pups in Simpson Bay, Alaska. Aquatic Mammals. 35(4):481-189
Osterrieder, S.K. and R.W. Davis. 2010. Sea otter female and pup activity budgets, Prince William Sound, Alaska. Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom Contacts
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