Dear All,
Passive acoustics is now a common tool used to observe cetacean species. The
recordings of sounds emitted by whales and dolphins are used to detect the
individuals, to classify their sounds and to localize them during their
dives.
A scientific workshop on these topics was created in
California State University Monterey Bay and Moss Landing Marine
Laboratories offer one-week intensive *summer classes* open to any one
interested animal training or in pursuing careers in the marine mammal
field. In addition, *hands-on internships *for people of all ages and
levels of experience
NOW AVAILABLE – JUST PUBLISHED
“Lagoon Time: A Guide to Gray Whales and the Natural History of San Ignacio
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“Lagoon Time” provides visitor and adventure traveler an accurate look into the
human and natural history of San Ignacio Lagoon, as well
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Dear all,
We are pleased to announce the publication of our article on the habitat
preferences of breeding grey seals. The paper is available to Marine Mammal
Science subscribers at
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10./mms.12126/full, and PDF requests
may be directed to me at
Dear colleagues,
We are pleased to announce that the publication of our article is now
available online:
Qingzhong Wu, Wayne E. McFee, Tracey Goldstein, Rebekah V. Tiller and Lori
Schwacke. 2014. Real-time PCR assays for detection of *Brucella* spp. and
the identification of genotype ST27 in
