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San Juan Islands harbor seal pups

A project of The Seadoc Society in conjunction with the partners and sponsors detailed below.

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NameSpeciesLife StageRelease DateLast LocationDays Transmitted
B1850 Harbor Sealpup2010-08-132010-09-2139
B1851 Harbor Sealpup2010-08-132010-12-12121
B1852 Harbor Sealpup2010-08-132010-11-0685
B1853 Harbor Sealpup2010-08-132010-12-27136
Dogwood Harbor SealRehab pup2010-09-212010-12-1282
Honeysuckle Harbor SealRehab pup2010-10-022011-01-20110
Iris Harbor SealRehab pup2010-10-022010-11-2756
Luina Harbor SealRehab pup2010-09-282010-12-0366
Monkey Flower Harbor SealRehab pup2010-09-282011-01-26120
Nootka Harbor SealRehab pup2010-10-022010-12-2180
Oceanspray Harbor SealRehab pup2010-10-192010-12-1254
Phlox Harbor SealRehab pup2010-09-282010-12-0669
Snowberry Harbor SealRehab pup2010-09-212010-11-2262
Vetch Harbor SealRehab pup2010-10-192011-01-0578
Y1610 Harbor Sealpup2010-08-132011-11-27471
Y1611 Harbor Sealpup2010-08-132010-11-30109
Y1612 Harbor Sealpup2010-08-132011-07-12333
Y1613 Harbor Sealpup2010-08-132011-02-04175
Y1614 Harbor Sealpup2010-08-132011-02-16187
Y1615 Harbor Sealpup2010-08-132011-01-05145

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Introduction

This fall SeaDoc is tracking 10 wild-weaned harbor seal pups and 10 stranded-and-rehabilitated pups to see if there are any differences between the two groups. Rehabilitated pups are identified by the name they were given at the rehab center e.g. "Dogwood", and the wild pups are identified by their unique flipper tag ID number e.g. "Y1612". Please see our project website for additional details (http://seadocsociety.org/harbor-seal-rehabilitation-study)

   
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