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Southern Ocean researchers close a year of pinniped assessments, and the data gap is the story

New assessments of vulnerable seals, sea lions and walrus in the Southern Ocean are filling long-standing data gaps, and showing how thin the baseline still is.

Digital illustration showing a stylized hand with long, glowing orange-and-red patterned nails positioned under the lens of a black microscope against a light blue background.
Digital illustration showing a stylized hand with long, glowing orange-and-red patterned nails positioned under the lens of a black microscope against a light blue background. @NEW SCIENTIST · Telegram

Desk note: this piece treats the new assessments as a window into the state of Southern Ocean monitoring, not as a single-species headline. Wire coverage emphasised the human-interest angle of fieldwork at the University of Rhode Island; Monexus pushed toward the structural question of who funds, runs and ultimately uses the data.

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