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Field Notes Chad's walrus work was profiled in a story aboard the USCG icebreaker Healy, March 2008. Chad tracked and tagged walrus in the Bering Sea, 2008 and March 2009. He also traveled to Savoonga to talk about walrus with village residents, July 2009. |
Chad Jay USGS-Alaska Science Center email I study spatial and temporal patterns of animal distributions, ecology of marine mammals, benthic ecology, anthropogenic impacts to marine resources. |
Mark John Calista Elders Council email No bio available. |
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