New Zealand Journal of Zoology · 1979 · 22 citations · 1 references
Life SciencesEcologyMarine BiologyMammalogyMarine EcologyMarine MammalogyCaptive BreedingIsland ZoogeographyMammalian Population BiologyMarine Mammal ReproductionWildlife ConservationWildlife Survey MethodsCetacean Population BiologyIsland Bird EcologyPopulation SizePopulation Size Measurement
Abstract Dundas Island and features of its natural history are described, following a visit on 21 January 1978. The island has by far the largest known breeding colony of Hooker's sea lion ‐ 2767 animals were counted ashore, including approximately 1700 pups. The number of breeding females in the world population is now estimated at about 2700, but total population size remains unknown.
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