Fortuitous Encounters between Seagliders and Adult Female Northern Fur Seals (Callorhinus ursinus) off the Washington (USA) Coast: Upper Ocean Variability and Links to Top Predator Behavior
Figure 6
Cross-shore distribution of adult female northern fur seals.
Figure depicts time spent versus distance from the shelf break, binned in 20 km segments (blue bars), by seals from 41°N to 52°N over the study duration. These latitudes were chosen to represent the region where the majority of adult female habitat utilization occurred. Cumulative proportion of female time spent from the shelf break (200 m isobath) shown in black.