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Marine Mammals:     more books (100)

National Audubon Society Pocket Guide to Familiar Marine Mammals (Audubon Society Pocket Guide Series) by Steven H. Amos, 1990-07-21 Marine Mammals of the Pacific Northwest: Including Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, & Southern Alaska by Pieter Folkens, 2001-06-01 The 2003 Import and Export Market for Fish and Marine Mammal Fats and Oils in South Africa The 2003 Import and Export Market for Fish and Marine Mammal Fats and Oils in Australia The 2003 Import and Export Market for Fish and Marine Mammal Fats and Oils in Indonesia The 2003 Import and Export Market for Fish and Marine Mammal Fats and Oils in Ecuador Marine Mammals of the Gulf of Mexico: A Field Guide for Aerial and Shipboard Observers by Thomas A. Jefferson and others, 1992 The 2003 Import and Export Market for Fish and Marine Mammal Fats and Oils in Morocco The 2000 Import and Export Market for Fish and Marine Mammal Fats and Oils in Australia (World Trade Report) by The Fish and Marine Mammal Fats and Oils, The Fish, et all 2001-02-20 The 2000 World Forecasts of Fish and Marine Mammal Fats and Oils Export Supplies (World Trade Report) by The Fish and Marine Mammal Fats and Oils, Marine Mammal Fats, et all 2000-11-27 The 2000 Import and Export Market for Fish and Marine Mammal Fats and Oils in Norway (World Trade Report) by The Fish and Marine Mammal Fats and Oils, The Fish, et all 2001-02-20 Ocean Noise and Marine Mammals by Committee on Potential Impacts of Ambient Noise in the Ocean on Marine Mammals, National Research Council, 2003-05-30 Marine Birds and Mammals of Puget Sound (Puget Sound Book) by Tony Angell, Kenneth C. Balcomb, 1982-09 The Biology of Marine Mammals by Harald T. Anderson, 1969

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81. Nat'l Acad Press Catalog: Marine Mammals And Low-Frequency Sound:
    marine mammals and LowFrequency Sound Progress Since 1994 Committeeto Review Results of ATOC's Marine Mammal Research Program  
    http://www.nap.edu/catalog/9756.html

82. The Leviathan Academy - Our Activities
    Founded in 1996 to promote and develop studies and researches for the knowledge and conservation of marine mammals, particularly in the Mediterranean Sea.  
    http://www.geocities.com/aleviatano/inglese.html
    
    Extractions: Dolphins in Sardinia Our Activities The Bottlenose dolphin Project ... Contact us! A short presentation... The Leviathan Academy was founded in 1996 to promote and develop studies and researches for the knowledge and conservation of Marine Mammals, particularly in the Mediterranean Sea. The Academy continues the studies tradition and the activities of Marine Mammals Working Group, informally founded in 1990 in the Animal Biology Department of University of Rome. Researchers, graduates and students take part in the Academy; they produce many researches that are presented in scientific publications and international conferences. Many students have developed their thesis in the field of Academy researches and were able to realise their interests on Marine Mammal life. At the same time, the Academy organises many seminaries and conferences open to the public, publishes on daily news and periodics and allows voluntaries to take part at the researches. THE ACTIVITIES OF THE LEVIATHAN ACADEMY Projects Bottlenosed dolphin project The Bottlenose dolphins are the most studied dolphin in the world but, in spite of this, our knowledge about this dolphins are still insufficient; this is mainly because of the plasticity of this specie that is able to adapt to different local situations.

83. Nat'l Academies Press, Marine Mammals And Low-Frequency Sound: (2000), Table Of
    marine mammals and LowFrequency Sound Progress Since 1994 (2000) Commission onGeosciences, Environment and Resources (CGER) Related Books, Buy from Catalog  
    http://www.nap.edu/books/030906886X/html/
    
    Extractions: Openbook Linked Table of Contents Front Matter, pp. i-xii Executive Summary, pp. 1-8 1 Introduction, pp. 9-20 2 Evaluation of the Marine Mammal R..., pp. 21-40 3 Assessment of Continuing Research..., pp. 41-64 4 Regulatory Issues, pp. 65-72 5 Findings and Recommendations, pp. 73-90 References, pp. 91-98 Appendix A Committee Biographies, pp. 99-102 Appendix B Summary from NRC (1994), pp. 103-106 Appendix C Relevant U.S. Legislatio..., pp. 107-140 Appendix D OSHA Regulations, pp. 141-142 Appendix E Glossary of Acronyms, pp. 143-144 Appendix F Species Mentioned in Thi..., pp. 145-146

84. ThinkQuest
    Find out how walruses, marine mammals, have one particularly striking similarity with trees.  
    http://tqjunior.thinkquest.org/3500/walrus.html/

85. Badger.ac.brocku.ca/~sg94ae/
    Similar pages marine mammalsby Jerry Loomis State Park Ranger. First marine mammals. It was atleast resources of the sea. A Closer Look at the marine mammals.  
    http://badger.ac.brocku.ca/~sg94ae/

86. Marine Mammal Research Consortium - Steller Sea Lion Research
    Research on the relation between fisheries and marine mammals in the North Pacific Ocean and Eastern Bering Sea. Primary focus is the decline of the Steller sea lion population.  
    http://www.marinemammal.org/
    
    Extractions: Steller sea lions in Alaska The North Pacific Universities Marine Mammal Reseach Consortium conducts research on the relationship between fisheries and marine mammals, such as Steller sea lions, in the North Pacific Ocean and the Eastern Bering Sea. Food Webs: Who Eats Whom and How Much? Answers to this question are contained in a recent review of marine food webs and the amounts of food that marine organisms consume. Insights into the decline of Steller sea lions are also drawn from a food web analysis. 17 March 2003

87. Science & Technology - Marine Mammal Biology
    be of exceptional scientific merit. Top. Effects of Manmade UnderwaterSound on marine mammals. The primary sound sources of concern  
    http://www.onr.navy.mil/sci_tech/personnel/cnb_sci/mammal_bio.htm
    
    Extractions: Feature PI Program Links ... 98 Noise Workshop The Office of Naval Research has a long history of supporting high-quality research in marine mammal biology. ONR programs are highly competitive; principal investigators are usually at a level of professional employment equivalent to a tenured associate professor or higher, with an active history of original research published in peer-reviewed open literature. Proposals for research outside the current topics of interest will be considered, but must be of exceptional scientific merit. Top Effects of Manmade Underwater Sound on Marine Mammals The primary sound sources of concern are Navy-relevant sound sources, including sonars and explosives, but research proposals that address other sources of manmade sound, including ship noise and research acoustics, will be considered. Marine mammals are the primary taxa of concern, but human divers, sea turtles and fish, are also of interest. Current research activities include investigations of hearing anatomy and function, field monitoring of behavioral response to manmade sound, tools for the assessment and mitigation of adverse impacts from manmade noise on the marine environment, and modeling and simulation tools for impact assessment and risk management.

88. Humans As Marine Mammals
    Humans as marine mammals. This section will be devoted to the activities of theInternational Institute for the Advancement of Humans as marine mammals.  
    http://www.aloha.com/~craven/hamms.html
    
    Extractions: Humans as Marine Mammals This section will be devoted to the activities of the International Institute for the Advancement of Humans as Marine Mammals. Among other things, this organization is devoted to the adaption of the human to fully enjoy the ocean environment. In particular the organization encourages water advantaged people (such as paraplegics, the elderly, the sight and hearing handicapped, etc) to live in an environment where these special attributes may be of advantage. Take a look at the Official Charter of HAMM's . Articles for inclusion in this page and suggestions and comments should be sent to the Ancient Mariner;

89. Transfer To Highnorth.no...
    Defending the right of coastal communities to hunt marine mammals sustainably. Articles, statistics, news, photos and alternative views. Norway.  
    http://www.highnorth.no/

90. Ocean Futures Online
    OCEAN NEWS 2003 Archive. marine mammals. Notice Clicking on a headline willopen a new browser window. OCEAN NEWS 2002 - Archive - marine mammals.  
    http://www.oceanfutures.com/ocean_news/M_M_news_arch.html
    
    Extractions: COPENHAGEN - Iceland said yesterday it would submit plans to resume scientific whaling to the International Whaling Commission (IWC) later this month - a key step towards restarting its controversial whale hunting. NEW POLLUTANTS THREATENING SEALS IN THE BALTIC SEA AUTHORITIES RESCUE SEVEN MANATEES FROM SOUTHERN MEXICO WELLS, RESERVOIRS INBREEDING MAKES SEA LIONS DISEASE PRONE MILITARY SEEKS EXEMPTIONS ON HARMING ENVIRONMENT The proposed legislation, introduced today by the White House, would give the military more discretion in activities that affect marine mammals and endangered species. In particular, the military is asking for exemptions from sections from the Marine Mammal Protection Act, which officials said would give needed flexibility to sonar and underwater bombing exercises.

91. Dolphin-Institute
    Dedicated to dolphins and whales through education, research, and conservation. Browse an educational area to learn about marine mammals. Offers student internships for those interested.  
    http://www.dolphin-institute.com/

92. Walrus Home
    Explores the biology, history, and current issues regarding this species.  
    http://www.r7.fws.gov/mmm/walrus.html
    
    Extractions: Pacific Walrus The primary objective of the walrus program is to ensure that Pacific walrus in Alaska remain within an optimum sustainable population range and to assure that they continue to be a healthy, functioning component of the Bering and Chukchi seas ecosystems. The Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 provides the legal framework for most walrus management activities. Management responsibilities are outlined in the Conservation Plan for Pacific Walrus in Alaska, and include: international cooperation with Russia on walrus management issues, conducting population surveys, monitoring and modeling populations, monitoring harvest by Alaska Natives, developing habitat protection measures such as the development of guidelines to minimze incidental take for industrial operations in walrus habitat, and collaborating management and research programs at the local, state, national, and international levels. The Marine Mammals Management office takes an ecosystem approach to walrus management, carried out through the cooperative efforts of many partners. Some of these are the National Wildlife Refuges, the Eskimo Walrus Commission, Alaska Department of Fish and Game, National Marine Fisheries Service, and the University of Alaska. Select one of the areas below to learn more about the Pacific walrus and the Walrus program.

93. Nature Photo Index - Nature Photography Galleries
    marine mammals Galleries A summer in Greenland arctic - animals - marine mammals- water - mountains Added on 12/16/2000 by A summer in Greenland The city of  
    http://www.naturepix.com/galleries.asp?keyword=Marine mammals

94. John Cang Photography
    Source for images of birds, marine mammals, land mammals, nature, landscape, special habitats, people enjoying the outdoors, and Vietnam travel.  
    http://www.johncangphoto.com/

95. Nature Photo Index - Nature Photography Links
    ANIMALS Amphibians Birds Fish Insects Mammals marine mammals Reptiles. PLANTS Flowers.Animals marine mammals Baby Harp Seal 36in. x 24in. Buy it for $7.99!  
    http://www.naturepix.com/posters.asp?category=6

96. National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) Alaska Regional Office
    National Marine Fisheries Service Alaska Region sciencebased conservation of living marine resources, socially and economically viable fisheries, no human caused threats to protected marine mammals and seabirds, healthy living marine resource habitats  
    http://www.fakr.noaa.gov/
    
    Extractions: More NMFS and Alaska Fisheries Sites NOAA Headquarters Dept of Commerce NMFS Headquarters Alaska Fisheries Science Cntr. N. Pacific Fishery Mngmt. Cncl. NOAA General Counsel NW Regional Office NW Fisheries Science Cntr. SW Regional Office SW Fisheries Science Cntr. NE Regional Office NE Fisheries Science Cntr. SE Regional Office SE Fisheries Science Cntr. Federal Register North Pacific Research Board AK Dept. of Fish and Game

97. Mammals - Marine Mammals
    marine mammals In the Collection whales and dolphins, what's new, photo galleryand links. Australian Museum Mammals. Mammals marine mammals. marine mammals.  
    http://www.amonline.net.au/mammals/marine/

98. IWC Wildlife Links
    marine mammals Friends (and some enemies). Here you will find links to Whalesand Dolphins Universities, Aquariums and Marine Research Centers  
    http://www.iwc.org/WildlifeLinks/marine.htm
    
    Extractions: Whales and Dolphins... Universities, Aquariums and Marine Research Centers... Marine Mammal Protection Organizations... Other Links Whales and Dolphins A Cape Cod Dolphin Fleet Whale Watch Plymouth Marine Mammal Research Center south australian whale centre Delphine : A site in German with links to dolphin images. Dolphins in Western Australia International Dolphin Project Charlotte, The Vermont Whale Earthtrust - Dedicated to wildlife conservation worldwide. Amazing Whales - Facts, Pictures and Sounds. Cetacean Society International Capt John Boats

99. Welcome
    Supports wildlife conversation for bears, elephants, exotic birds, great apes, large cats, marine mammals, marine turtles, rhinos, and sharks. Provides grant guidelines, past awards given, contact information, financial information, and geographic criteria.  
    http://www.bdfoundation.org/

100. Career - Training Marine Mammals
     marine mammals like seals, sea lions, whales and dolphins have a number of interestingnatural behaviors and skills which spark curiosity in people.  
     http://www.aqua.org/education/careers/tmm.html

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