Contrasting with their current ranges in the Antarctic and subantarctic zones, the fossil
record reveals that phocids (true and elephant seals) inhabited widespread subtropical …

Páez-Rosas et al discuss the unprecedented records of Guadalupe and Juan Fernández fur
seals in the Galapagos Archipelago. The Guadalupe fur seal (GFS) and Juan Fernández fur …

Sightings of pinnipeds in Colombian waters of the Pacific Ocean have sporadically been
reported since 1970. Despite the Colombian Pacific region (CPR) not being within their …

The fossil record of marine mammals from the upper Pliocene of the western coast of South
America is poorly known, hindering our knowledge about how and when marine mammal …

Antarctica (Hindell & McMahon, 2000; Hofmeyr, 2015). Most adult females feed in pelagic
zones, while adult males feed in both pelagic and benthic zones (Hindell et al., 1991). The …

Southern (Mirounga leonina) and northern elephant seals (M. angustirostris) are extreme in
nearly all aspects of their behavior, from fasting to fighting to diving to navigation. Behavioral …

Se registraron los primeros avistamientos de elefantes marinos, probablemente elefantes
marinos del sur, Mirounga leonina, en la costa Pacífica de Colombia. Un juvenil macho fue …

The article focuses on the molecular identification of a southern elephant seal (Mirounga
leonina) found on the Nayarit coast in Mexico. Topics include the increasing movement of …

Elephant seals (Mirounga spp.) are the largest living pinnipeds, and the spatial scales of
their ecology, with dives over 1 km in depth and foraging trips over 10,000 km long, are …

The article informs about the first records of pinnipeds (Otariidae) along the Pacific Coast of
Nicaragua, addressing topics such as the influence of oceanographic conditions, prey …