[MARMAM] New article on NZ fur seals

Dear colleagues, The following article was recently published on-line in Marine Mammal Science:     Individual foraging site fidelity in lactating New Zealand fur seals: Continental shelf vs. oceanic habitats Baylis, A.M.M, Page, B., McKenzie, J. and Goldsworthy, S.     A copy is available via

[MARMAM] Job opportunity: Marine Mammal Scientist (fur seals)

*Job vacancy: Marine Mammal Scientist (fur seals)* https://www.south-atlantic-research.org/jobs/ What: Pinniped tracking, isotopes and modelling. Where: Falkland Islands (South Atlantic Environmental Research Institute) Duration: 2 years Salary: starting at £38,288 Closing date: 3 October We are

[MARMAM] Job closing soon: Marine Mammal Scientist - start date negotiable!

*Closing date 3 October - start date negotiable!* *Job vacancy: Marine Mammal Scientist (fur seals)* https://www.south-atlantic-research.org/jobs/ What: Pinniped tracking, isotopes and modelling. Where: Falkland Islands (South Atlantic Environmental Research Institute) Duration: 2 years Salary: s

[MARMAM] Zuur stats workshops in Australia

Dear Colleagues, We are trying to organise a stats workshop in Melbourne, Australia forAugust 2014. The workshop/s (depending on demand) will berun by Alain Zuur, a leading ecological modeller (http://www.highstat.com). At this stage, the workshop will either be on mixed models or zero inflate

[MARMAM] NEW South American sea lion papers - genetics, isotopes, sex differences

South American fur seals at the Falkland Islands. Marine Mammal Science, 30: 1210–1219. doi: 10./mms.12090 -- Alastair Baylis al_bay...@yahoo.com.au *WordPress*: http://albaylis.wordpress.com/ <http://albaylis.wordpress.com/about-me/> *RG*: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Alastair_