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2018 (8)
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2017 (9)
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  - PH1701 - Dutch
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  - EL1759 - Kasilof
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2016 (11)
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  - PL1601
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  - PH1601

Rescue & Rehab Journal

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Female

PH1701 - Dutch

Common Name: Ringed Seal

Scientific Name: Pusa hispida

Year of Rescue: 2017

Stranding Details:

Stranding Location: Dutch Harbor, Unalaska, Alaska

Date: March, 3rd 2017

Stranding Cause: Out of normal range, Pneumonia and Lungworm

Admit Weight: 13.2 kg

Current Weight: 20.1 kg

Diet:

Squid

Herring

Capelin

Status: Admitted

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