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  1. WebZalophus californianus are capable of diving to depths of 274 meters (Riedman, 1990) and can reach speeds of 15 to 20 miles per hour while swimming (Mate, 1978). Like certain other marine mammals, Z. …

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    Zalophus californianus are found along the shore from California to Mexico including Baja and Tres Marias Islands, in the Galapagos Islands and in the southern Sea of Japan (Scheffer, 1958). The populations in each area do not interact with other populations (Scheffer, 1958) and therefore are considered subspecies.
    This chapter discusses the characteristics, taxonomy, distribution, abundance, and ecology of California, Galapagos, and Japanese sea lions. These are closely related species that together comprise the genus Zalophus. The three sea lions are now regarded as separate species: Zalophus californianus, Z. wollebaeki, and Z. japonicus, respectively.
    Zalophus californianus tend to inhabit places which have undergone human intervention (Riedman, 1990). Newborn pups average 75 cm in length and weigh between 5 to 6 kg. Adult males average 2.2 meters in length and 275 kg in weight but can reach length of 2.4 meters and weights of 390kg.
    Zalophus californianus ssp. wollebaeki (vulnerable) Zalophus californianus ssp. californianus (no special status). Because Z. californianus are highly trainable (Riedman, 1990), they are often used as performing animals in zoos, circuses and aquariums (Jefferson et al., 1993).
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  4. California sea lion - Smithsonian's National Zoo

    WebThe U.S. population of California sea lions is estimated at 210,000. Population estimates in other areas are considered unreliable. California sea lions are not typically found more than 10 miles (16 kilometers) from …

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