Obtaining adequate dietary information for many shark and chimaera species has long been
a challenge for ecosystem managers, largely due to logistical difficulties in the collection of …

The need to manage otariid populations has necessitated the development of a wide range
of capture methods. Chemical restraint by remote drug delivery (ie, darting) is a highly …

Despite global declines in the abundance of marine predators, knowledge of foraging
ecology, necessary to predict the ecological consequences of large changes in marine …

Southern hemisphere humpback whales are classified as high-fidelity Antarctic krill
consumers and as such are vulnerable to variability and long-term changes in krill biomass …

Reconstructing the diets of pinnipeds by visually identifying prey remains recovered in
faecal samples is challenging because of differences in digestion and passage rates of hard …

The Australian sea lion, Neophoca cinerea, one of the world's rarest otariids, is notable for
an asynchronous, aseasonal breeding chronology. Determining the ecological features that …

We examined the movement characteristics and seasonality of feeding behaviour for an
endemic Australian otariid, the Australian sea lion Neophoca cinerea. By combining tracking …

Australian sea lions (Neophoca cinerea) have typically small breeding colonies, many of
which are genetically distinct populations due to female philopatry (ie breeding site fidelity) …

Understanding the temporal and spatial variation of foraging habits of apex predators is
central to understanding their role in marine ecosystems and how their populations may …

We applied DNA‐based faecal analysis to determine the diet of female A ustralian sea lions
(n= 12) from two breeding colonies in S outh A ustralia. DNA dietary components of fish and …