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Photo Identification

Aug 29, 2017
by Harriet Goodchild
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Photo identification is a scientific method of identifying individual animals using their unique markings. It is a non-invasive mark-recapture survey technique. By using the animals’ natural markings it avoids the need to physically capture and mark or tag the animal, greatly reducing
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Conservation genetics of grey and harbour seals

Jun 09, 2017
by Carl Chapman
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Kristina came to Sea Watch in 2015 as a Research Intern and we’ve kept in touch since. In January this year, she wrote a blog about her seal research and has drawn comparisons with our work on dolphins too I was an intern for Sea Watch Foundation in 2015 (an experience that I can only
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