Female Pacific walruses and their calves traditionally spend summers far from shore, diving for benthic invertebrates over the shallow continental shelf waters of the Chukchi Sea. These female walruses and their calves prefer to rest between forage bouts on sea ice drifting above their feeding grounds.
Daniel H Monson, Ph.D. (Former Employee)
Science and Products
Nearshore Marine Ecosystem Research
Sea Otter Aerial Survey Data from lower Cook Inlet and the outer Kenai Penisula, Alaska, 2002 Sea Otter Aerial Survey Data from lower Cook Inlet and the outer Kenai Penisula, Alaska, 2002
Sea Otter Aerial Survey Data from Western Prince William Sound, Alaska, 2022 Sea Otter Aerial Survey Data from Western Prince William Sound, Alaska, 2022
Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve Sea Otter Forage Data, 1993-2019 Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve Sea Otter Forage Data, 1993-2019
Rocky Intertidal Data from Prince William Sound, Katmai National Park and Preserve, and Kenai Fjords National Park Rocky Intertidal Data from Prince William Sound, Katmai National Park and Preserve, and Kenai Fjords National Park
Intertidal Temperature Data from Kachemak Bay, Prince William Sound, Katmai National Park and Preserve, and Kenai Fjords National Park Intertidal Temperature Data from Kachemak Bay, Prince William Sound, Katmai National Park and Preserve, and Kenai Fjords National Park
Sea Otter Spraint Data from Kachemak Bay, Katmai National Park and Preserve, Kenai Fjords National Park and Prince William Sound Sea Otter Spraint Data from Kachemak Bay, Katmai National Park and Preserve, Kenai Fjords National Park and Prince William Sound
Female Pacific walruses and their calves traditionally spend summers far from shore, diving for benthic invertebrates over the shallow continental shelf waters of the Chukchi Sea. These female walruses and their calves prefer to rest between forage bouts on sea ice drifting above their feeding grounds.
Forecasting sea otter recolonization: Insights from isotopic analysis of modern and zooarchaeological populations Forecasting sea otter recolonization: Insights from isotopic analysis of modern and zooarchaeological populations
The dynamics of sea otter prey selection under population growth and expansion The dynamics of sea otter prey selection under population growth and expansion
Planktonic to sessile: Drivers of spatial and temporal variability across barnacle life stages and indirect effects of the Pacific Marine Heatwave Planktonic to sessile: Drivers of spatial and temporal variability across barnacle life stages and indirect effects of the Pacific Marine Heatwave
Nearshore ecosystems in the Gulf of Alaska Nearshore ecosystems in the Gulf of Alaska
Gene expression and wildlife health: Varied interpretations based on perspective Gene expression and wildlife health: Varied interpretations based on perspective
Revealing the extent of sea otter impacts on bivalve prey through multi-trophic monitoring and mechanistic models Revealing the extent of sea otter impacts on bivalve prey through multi-trophic monitoring and mechanistic models
Science and Products
Nearshore Marine Ecosystem Research
Sea Otter Aerial Survey Data from lower Cook Inlet and the outer Kenai Penisula, Alaska, 2002 Sea Otter Aerial Survey Data from lower Cook Inlet and the outer Kenai Penisula, Alaska, 2002
Sea Otter Aerial Survey Data from Western Prince William Sound, Alaska, 2022 Sea Otter Aerial Survey Data from Western Prince William Sound, Alaska, 2022
Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve Sea Otter Forage Data, 1993-2019 Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve Sea Otter Forage Data, 1993-2019
Rocky Intertidal Data from Prince William Sound, Katmai National Park and Preserve, and Kenai Fjords National Park Rocky Intertidal Data from Prince William Sound, Katmai National Park and Preserve, and Kenai Fjords National Park
Intertidal Temperature Data from Kachemak Bay, Prince William Sound, Katmai National Park and Preserve, and Kenai Fjords National Park Intertidal Temperature Data from Kachemak Bay, Prince William Sound, Katmai National Park and Preserve, and Kenai Fjords National Park
Sea Otter Spraint Data from Kachemak Bay, Katmai National Park and Preserve, Kenai Fjords National Park and Prince William Sound Sea Otter Spraint Data from Kachemak Bay, Katmai National Park and Preserve, Kenai Fjords National Park and Prince William Sound
Female Pacific walruses and their calves traditionally spend summers far from shore, diving for benthic invertebrates over the shallow continental shelf waters of the Chukchi Sea. These female walruses and their calves prefer to rest between forage bouts on sea ice drifting above their feeding grounds.
Female Pacific walruses and their calves traditionally spend summers far from shore, diving for benthic invertebrates over the shallow continental shelf waters of the Chukchi Sea. These female walruses and their calves prefer to rest between forage bouts on sea ice drifting above their feeding grounds.
Forecasting sea otter recolonization: Insights from isotopic analysis of modern and zooarchaeological populations Forecasting sea otter recolonization: Insights from isotopic analysis of modern and zooarchaeological populations
The dynamics of sea otter prey selection under population growth and expansion The dynamics of sea otter prey selection under population growth and expansion
Planktonic to sessile: Drivers of spatial and temporal variability across barnacle life stages and indirect effects of the Pacific Marine Heatwave Planktonic to sessile: Drivers of spatial and temporal variability across barnacle life stages and indirect effects of the Pacific Marine Heatwave
Nearshore ecosystems in the Gulf of Alaska Nearshore ecosystems in the Gulf of Alaska
Gene expression and wildlife health: Varied interpretations based on perspective Gene expression and wildlife health: Varied interpretations based on perspective
Revealing the extent of sea otter impacts on bivalve prey through multi-trophic monitoring and mechanistic models Revealing the extent of sea otter impacts on bivalve prey through multi-trophic monitoring and mechanistic models
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