- The Respiratory System of the Arctocephalus australis in Comparison to the Dog as a Land-Carnivore: Are There Adaptations to Marine Life?

Frontal view of the nares: opened (a) and slightly closed (b). Note the presence of different furrows, (1) middle furrow or philtrum.

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Frontal view of the nares: opened (a) and slightly closed (b). Note the presence of different furrows, (1) middle furrow or philtrum.

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