西西,

M Tim Tinker1,2, Garry B Stenson3, Arnaud Mosnier4

  • 1Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, University of California, Santa Cruz, California, USA.

まとめ

ハープ海の個体数は,気候変動によってますます影響を受け,氷の悪化が若い海の高い死亡率を引き起こしています. 収穫はかつて主な脅威であったが,環境要因は今や人口動態を支配している.

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