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Marine mammals of the world: Systematics and distribution (Special publication / the Society for Marine Mammalogy) by Dale W Rice, 1998
Handbook of Marine Mammals: Seals by Sam H. Ridgeway, 1981-10
Marine Mammals by Robin Lee Makowski, 2005-08
Biology of Marine Mammals by Harald T. Andersen, 1969-04
What is a Marine Mammal? (The Science of Living Things) by Bobbie Kalman, Jacqueline Langille, 2000
Fossil marine mammals from the Miocene Calvert Formation of Maryland and Virginia (U. S. National Museum. Bulletin 247) by Remington Kellogg, 1965
Marine mammals: American Cetacean Society sea guide by Richard Ellis, 1991
Dangerous Marine Animals: That Bite, Sting, Shock, or Are Non-Edible by Bruce W. Halstead, 1995-10
The Marine Mammals of the Northwestern Coast of North America: Together With an Account of the American Whale-Fishery (California Legacy Book) by Charles Melville Scammon, 2007-08-01
The Marine Mammals in the Anatomical Museum of the University of Edinburgh, Parts 1-3 by William Turner, 2010-03-05
The 2000 Import and Export Market for Fish and Marine Mammal Fats and Oils in Mexico (World Trade Report) by The Fish and Marine Mammal Fats and Oils, Oils Research Group, et all 2001-02-20
A Colour Atlas of Dangerous Marine Animals by Halstead, 1990-02-28
Marine Mammal Survey and Assessment Methods by J.L Laake, D.G. Robertson, et all 1999-06-01
The marine mammals of the north-western coast of North America, described and illustrated; together with an account of the American whale-fishery by Charles Melville Scammon, 2010-09-08

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Marine Mammals
Aldemaro Romero. Home Page. Up Current Research Venezuela Trinidad and Tobago Grenada Barbados Publications on Marine Mammals by
http://www.clt.astate.edu/aromero/marine_mammals.htm
Mammals - Marine Mammals
There are two orders that make up Marine Mammals the Cetacea (seTA-she-ah) and the Sirenia (si-RE-ne-ah.) The cetaceans are the whales (the largest
http://www.iwrc-online.org/kids/Facts/Mammals/marine_mammals.htm

Extractions: There are two orders that make up Marine Mammals: the Cetacea (se-TA-she-ah) and the Sirenia (si-RE-ne-ah.) The cetaceans are the whales (the largest animals in the world) and porpoises, and the sirenians are the manatees and dudongs. They're pretty big too! Come join us and find out more about these wonderful sea mammals. Right Whale Gray Whale Rorqual Beaked Whales Narwhal, Beluga
Marine Mammals
Mammals Marine. Twentysix species of cetaceans have been recorded for the Caribbean; probably a third of these have been sighted (or are expected to
http://www.bio-diversity-nevis.org/marine_mammals.htm

Extractions: Mammals: Marine Twenty-six species of cetaceans have been recorded for the Caribbean; probably a third of these have been sighted (or are expected to occur) in Kittitian-Nevisian waters, at least during migrations (Gricks, 1994; CCA/IRF, 1991). Biodiversity Implications There is no whaling done by Kittitians or Nevisians. If whales are taken by foreign operators in national waters (and it is unlikely that any are), there are no official records. However, the country has the opportunity to protect these species through its representation on the International Whaling Commission. Many cetacean species are endangered throughout their range by hunting and/or over-fishing of their prey. An equally great threat is chemical pollution of the world's oceans. Bioaccumulation of PCBs and other toxins in the animals' fat reserves are suspected of contributing to breeding difficulties and illnesses associated with pollution-suppressed immune systems. Here we can place the various classification of marine mammals that migrate or live around Nevis with the help of marine biologists Home Fish Invertebrates Marine Reptiles [ Marine Mammals ]
Marine Mammals Animals - CoolCLIPS Clip Art
Nature, Animals, Marine Mammals highest quality CoolCLIPS Royalty Free Clipart. Over 1 Million downloads of color vector Clipart, Stock Photos,
http://dir.coolclips.com/Nature/Animals/Marine_Mammals/

Extractions: HOME ABOUT CART HELP ... Marine Mammals Welcome to the most sought-after collection of royalty-free clip art, stock photos, fine art illustrations, GIF animations, and flash animations in the world! Browse any subject and media type to find the best clipart images for Microsoft or Apple systems, Powerpoint or Photoshop, Microsoft Office or Office Online projects including business presentations, desktop publishing, web pages, greeting cards, email, posters, promotional items, t-shirts, sign-making, print-making and more! From kids to office workers, designers, teachers and education professionals, lawyers and medical personnel, CoolClips is the number one choice for all the images you'll ever need for creating stunning design projects at work, home, school, church, or just about anywhere! Everyone loves CoolClips clip art!
Marine Mammals Sound Library
Marine mammals sound library made by professionals and amateurs.
http://www.sto-p.com/dp/marine_mammals.htm

Extractions: Arretec manufactures low cost hydrophones starting at under $150. Here is a small Marine mammals sound library showing samples of what you can hear. Marine mammals sound library. Click Here to enter the Dolphinphone Marine mammals sound library! DolphinPhone is used around the world in research, commerce, military, diving and recreational activities.
Weblinks
http//nlbif.eti.uva.nl/bis/marine_mammals.php?selected=beschrijving menuentry= soorten id=48 lots of detail about identification some information about
http://www3.telus.net/public/a6h4z2/schools page.htm

Extractions: Links provided in alphabetical order per species Please note that this list is ever-evolving and that responsibility cannot be accepted for the content of the linked web pages. This page is often used by Northern Vancouver Island (BC, Canada) students to do marine mammal research projects which is why it is specified when the pages do not relate to local populations. Compiled by Jackie Hildering, March 9th, 2008 Video:
Marine Mammals
Home; Ecosystems. Costa Rican Rainforest Orca Salmon Forest Biodiversity in Bhutan North American Prairie Rocky Mountains; Wetlands
http://www.conservenature.org/marine_mammals/index.htm

Extractions: Legal definition: In the US legal system, the term marine mammal is defined by the US Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA). This act of Congress establishes special protection for marine mammals and defines that term as including all members of cetacea, pinnipedia, and sirenia, AND the polar bear and the sea otter (since these two members of the order Carnivora arguably depend entirely upon the sea as well). For the most part, the species included in the term marine mammal are the same regardless of which of these definitions you use. Consider the Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin as just one example. It is ecologically a marine mammal because it lives in the saltwater of the Atlantic Ocean. It is taxonomically a marine mammal because it is a member of cetacea. And it is legally a marine mammal since it is covered by the US Marine Mammal Protection Act.

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