Conservation translocations of Hawaiian monk seals: accounting for variability in body condition improves evaluation of translocation efficacy

Baker, J. D.; Barbieri, M. M.; Johanos, T. C.; Littnan, C. L.; Bohlander, J. L.; Kaufman, A. C.; Harting, A. L.; Farry, S. C.; Yoshinaga, C. H.

doi:10.1111/acv.12622

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Conservation translocations of Hawaiian monk seals: accounting for variability in body condition improves evaluation of translocation efficacy

2021
By Baker, J. D. ; Barbieri, M. M. ; Johanos, T. C. ; ...
Source: Animal Conservation, 24(2)

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Baker, J. D. ; Barbieri, M. M. ; Johanos, T. C. ; Littnan, C. L. ; Bohlander, J. L. ; Kaufman, A. C. ; Harting, A. L. ; Farry, S. C. ; Yoshinaga, C. H. Less -
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During 2012–2014, 19 weaned female Hawaiian monk seal pups were translocated to sites where survival prospects were expected to be more favorable than at their natal locations. We compared survival from weaning to age two years of translocated pups to two control groups; pups remaining at source sites and pups native to destination sites.
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Body Condition Conservation Translocations Hawaiian Monk Seal Monte Carlo Methods Survival
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Animal Conservation, 24(2)
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