Dear MARMAM community,
My co-authors and I are pleased to announce the publication of our latest paper
on delphinid mixed-species groups in Scientific Reports.
Syme, J., Kiszka, J.J. & Parra, G.J. Habitat partitioning, co-occurrence
patterns, and mixed-species group formation in sympatric
Dear friends and colleagues,
My co-authors and I are thrilled to announce that our new publication titled:
McInnes, J.D., Mathieson, C.R., West-Stap, P.J., Marcos, S.L., Wade, V.L.,
Jeffrey E. Moore, Sarah L. Mesnick, and Lawrence M. Dill (2023). I
dentification catalog and field guide for
The Cetacean Ecology and Acoustics Group at the University of Queensland are
seeking expressions of interest from volunteers for a six-week behavioural
response study (BRS) on humpback whales from September 3 to October 15 this
year (2023).
The study will be the third in a series to determine
Dear Marmam Community,
My co-authors and I are pleased to share our new paper, "Divergent foraging
strategies between populations of sympatric matrilineal killer whales",
published in *Behavioral Ecology*.
The article is freely available, here
Dear All,
I am glad to inform you about the third edition of the course Diseases of
Marine Mammals. This international Barcelona Autonomous University (UAB) summer
school course is full presential, from June/9 to July/7. Registration is now
open. Participants (with a limit of 30 students) will
The University of New Hampshire - Center for Acoustics Research & Education is
looking to recruit a MS or PhD student to either the Ocean Engineering or
Oceanography program starting Summer/Fall 2023. Full funding is available for
3-5 years in the topical area of passive acoustic monitoring of
Dear MARMAM colleagues,
We are pleased to announce our new publication:
Methion S, Mosca O, Diaz Lopez B (2023). Epimeletic behavior in a free-ranging
female Risso’s dolphin (Grampus griseus). acta ethologica.
Doi.org/10.1007/s10211-023-00417-
Abstract Here, we describe the epimeletic behavior
My co-authors and I are happy to share that our paper detailing a methodology
for running biochemistry of delphinid vitreous humor with the VetScan and
assessing precision is now available online at:
http://doi.org/10./mms.13014. If you have access/permits for samples,
please collect them.
