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Managed culls mean extinction for a marine mammal population when combined with extreme climate impacts

2021-09-30

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Human actions led to the worldwide decline of marine mammal populations in the 18 th –19 th centuries. However, the global uptake in protective legislation during the 20 th century has recently allowed many marine mammal populations to recover. This positive trend is particularly true of pinnipeds (e.g., seals and sea lions), whose recovering populations are increasingly in conflict with fisheries. Many fisheri...

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Literature Corpus work: c6323eee-a1f4-59e9-844f-c67837514951
DOI: 10.1101/2021.09.29.462338

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