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| latin_name = Callorhinus ursinus
| common_name = Northern Fur Seal
| image = Callorhinus ursinus and harem.jpg
| range = The Northern Fur Seal is found in the north Pacific Ocean.
| description = The Northern Fur Seal, has substantial physical differences compared to other eared seals: its head is smaller, snout shorter and the hind flippers are proportionately largest of any eared seal. The most conspicuous physical feature of the fur seal is the fur itself; indeed, its genus name comes from the Greek for "beautiful hide". It consists of longer lighter guard hairs and a dense waterproof underfur of about 46,500 hairs per square centimeter.
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