Aversive Response of Grey (Halichoerus grypus) and Harbour (Phoca vitulina) Seals Exposed to Camphor: A New Approach to Keep Seals Away from Sensitive Areas?

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Aversive Response of Grey (Halichoerus grypus) and Harbour (Phoca vitulina) Seals Exposed to Camphor: A New Approach to Keep Seals Away from Sensitive Areas?

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Campagna, Sylvia | Hansen, Kirstin Anderson | Wahlberg, Magnus | Célérier, Aurélie

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