[MARMAM] Special issue "Aquatic Mammals of Central America"
Dear colleagues, Laura J. May-Collado (Costa Rica, Universidad de Vermont) and Ester Quintana-Rizzo (Guatemala, Simmons University) invite you to send your research papers for publication in the special issue *"Aquatic Mammals of Central America"* in the Journal of Tropical Biology. This is an open-access journal of the University of Costa Rica that specializes in the fields of biology and conservation (https://revistas.ucr.ac.cr/index.php/rbt). The objective of the special issue is to promote the scientific communication of research conducted in Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama. The editors of this volume acknowledge that research on the biology and conservation of aquatic mammals in Central America and Panama has grown exponentially in the last two decades. However, this growth is not represented in the number of scientific publications, restricting the collective knowledge of the status of those species, and consequently limiting the regional actions that can be taken effectively to protect both the species and their habitat. The editors will be accepting research papers on manatees, dolphins, whales, and pinnipeds in the six countries mentioned above. Papers on endangered species such as manatees, species with urgent conservation importance such as the Central America population segment of humpback whales, or little knowledge such as the Guiana dolphin, orcas, and others are strongly encouraged. Abstracts of original research articles and scientific notes will be accepted. The editors invite national and international researchers working in the countries listed above to first submit a research abstract to determine if the work fits the scope of the special volume. Preference will be given to the abstracts led by national researchers or by international researchers who work with national researchers from the countries in the region as co-authors. The format of the abstract format is: § Language: Spanish or English § Title § Lists of authors and affiliations § Summary: 350-400 words (example: https://revistas.ucr.ac.cr/index.php/rbt/abstract_f) § Times New Roman 12-point size § Email of the corresponding author The abstract acceptance date will open on July 1, 2021, and will close on September 1, 2021. Abstracts should be sent to the following email to mamiferosaquaticossup...@gmail.com. Once received and reviewed, the editors will send an email to those authors whose works are accepted with detailed information on the format of the article or note, the dates of complete manuscript submission, and the review period. Any questions please contact the editors via email to mamiferosaquaticossup...@gmail.com - Estimados colegas Laura J May-Collado (Costa Rica, Universidad de Vermont) y Ester Quintana-Rizzo (Guatemala, Simmons University) les invitan a enviar sus trabajos de investigación para su publicación en el volumen especial de “*Mamíferos Acuáticos de Centro América**”* en la *Revista de Biología Tropical*. Esta es una revista de acceso abierto de la Universidad de Costa Rica que se especializa en los campos de la biología y conservación ( https://revistas.ucr.ac.cr/index.php/rbt). El objetivo del volumen especial es promover la divulgación científica de los trabajos de investigación que se están realizando en Belice, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica y Panamá. Las editoras de este volumen reconocen que la investigación de la biología y conservación de mamíferos acuáticos en Centro América y Panamá ha crecido exponencialmente en las últimas dos décadas. Sin embargo, este crecimiento de investigación no se ve representado en el número de en las publicaciones científicas, restringiendo el conocimiento colectivo del estado de estas especies y consecuentemente limitando las acciones regionales que puedan tomarse efectivamente para protegerlas tanto a ellas como a su hábitat. Las editoras estarán aceptando trabajos de investigación realizados sobre manatíes, delfines, ballenas, y pinnípedos en los seis países mencionados anteriormente. Se incentiva el envió de trabajos sobre especies en peligro de extinción como el manatí y sobre cetáceos de importancia urgente de conservación como las ballenas jorobadas población norte, así como de cetáceos de escaso conocimiento como el delfín de Guiana, orcas, y otros. Se aceptarán resúmenes de artículos originales de investigación y notas científicas. Las editoras invitan a investigadores nacionales e internacionales trabajando en los países listados arriba a enviar primeramente un resumen del trabajo de investigación para determinar si cabe dentro del marco del volumen especial. Se dará preferencia a los resúmenes liderados por investigadores nacionales o lid
[MARMAM] SMM Small Grants in Aid of Research 2021 Applications Window Now Open
Dear all, The Society for Marine Mammalogy would like to inform eligible members (see below) that this year’s Small Grants in Aid of Research application window opens on 1 June 2021. Applications will be accepted during the entire month of June. The Committee of Scientific Advisors will review applications and make recommendations on funding with decisions announced in early September 2021. The awards are up to US $2,000. Up to 25% of the budget may be used as stipend. All three of the following eligibility requirements must be met: 1. Be a member of the Society for Marine Mammalogy. 2. Be a national of any country not on this Excluded Country List: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom and United States. *Preference is given to early career researchers such as students and researchers with less than 5 years post-doctoral experience.* 3. Be conducting research in a country not on the above Excluded Country List. The Small Grant web page provides full information, links to past successful applications, a list of recipients from prior years and their completed project reports, and a link to the application itself. Please be mindful of the word limits in the various sections of the application. Last year 17 of 55 applicants from 20 counties received funding ranging from $793 to $2,000 USD. For technical questions regarding the online application, please email the Society webmaster at ad...@marinemammalscience.org For all other questions about the grants, please contact: Laura J. May-Collado, Ph.D. Chair Committee of Scientific AdvisorsSociety for Marine Mammalogy email: scie...@marinemammalscience.org ___ MARMAM mailing list MARMAM@lists.uvic.ca https://lists.uvic.ca/mailman/listinfo/marmam
[MARMAM] final extension of abstract submission for RIEMMCCA workshop at SMM
Hi everyone we are extending the abstract submission deadline to *September 10, 2015*. We encourage all scientists from Central America and the Caribbean to participate. This is a great opportunity to learn what is happening in our countries and also a great opportunity to establish regional collaboration. *Symposium Agenda: *RIEMMCCA Network of Aquatic Mammal Specialists of Central America and the Caribbean *Date: DECEMBER 12,* * 2015 at the San Francisco Biennial (all day)* *Cost*: $45 *Overview*: The intent of this symposium is to review the state-of-knowledge of the aquatic mammals of *Central America* and the *Caribbean* and to enhance collaboration and communication between scientists in the region. The symposium will consist of presentations (oral and poster) and a discussion session to identify gaps in knowledge and conservation issues, importance of communicating our science (public and in peer reviewed journals) and future research directions for the region. We invite national and international scientists working in the region to present their work by submitting a 300 word abstract (English and Spanish abstracts are welcome) to the following email address riemmcca .smm2...@gmail.com. Abstract submission will close on *SEPTEMBER 10, 2015*. Thanks! ___ MARMAM mailing list MARMAM@lists.uvic.ca https://lists.uvic.ca/mailman/listinfo/marmam
[MARMAM] RIEMMCA WORKSHOP EXTENSION OF ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
Hi everyone we are extending the abstract submission deadline to *September 2, 2015*. We encourage all scientists from Central America and the Caribbean to participate. This is a great opportunity to learn what is happening in our countries and also a great opportunity to establish regional collaboration. *Symposium Agenda: *RIEMMCCA Network of Aquatic Mammal Specialists of Central America and the Caribbean *Date: DECEMBER 12,* * 2015 at the San Francisco Biennial (all day)* *Cost*: $45 *Overview*: The intent of this symposium is to review the state-of-knowledge of the aquatic mammals of *Central America* and the *Caribbean* and to enhance collaboration and communication between scientists in the region. The symposium will consist of presentations (oral and poster) and a discussion session to identify gaps in knowledge and conservation issues, importance of communicating our science (public and in peer reviewed journals) and future research directions for the region. We invite national and international scientists working in the region to present their work by submitting a 300 word abstract (English and Spanish abstracts are welcome) to the following email address riemmcca.smm2...@gmail.com. Abstract submission will close on *SEPTEMBER 2, 2015*. We are currently seeking for funding to lower the cost of the symposia, thus final costs will be provided in the next couple of weeks. ___ MARMAM mailing list MARMAM@lists.uvic.ca https://lists.uvic.ca/mailman/listinfo/marmam
[MARMAM] Update Information SMM2015 workshop: RIEMMCCA: Network of Aquatic Mammal Specialists of Central America and the Caribbean
*Symposium Agenda: *RIEMMCCA: Network of Aquatic Mammal Specialists of Central America and the Caribbean *Agenda del Simposio: *RIEMMCCA: Red de Investigadores para el Estudio de los Mamíferos Acuáticos de Centroamérica y el Caribe. *Convenors/Organizadores*: Laura J May-Collado (lmacoll...@gmail.com) (Costa Rica/Panama), Ester Quintana-Rizzo (tetequint...@comcast.net) (Guatemala), Monica Gamboa-Poveda (monicagambo...@gmail.com) (Costa Rica), Antonio Mignucci-Gionnoni (mignu...@manatipr.org) (Puerto Rico), Anmari Alvarez Aleman (anm...@cim.uh.cu) (Cuba), Betzi Perez (betzipe...@yahoo.com) (Panama). *Date: DECEMBER 12, 2015 -2**1st Biennial Conference **on the Biology of Marine Mammals** at San Francisco.* *Duration/Duracion*: full day/todo el dia *Cost/Costo*: $45 *Overview*: The intent of this symposium is to review the state-of-knowledge of the aquatic mammals of *Central America* and the *Caribbean* and to enhance collaboration and communication between scientists in the region. The symposium will consist of presentations (oral and poster), special talks on distance sampling methods, importance of communicating our science (public and in peer reviewed journals), revision of previous work in the region, and will conclude with a discussion session to identify gaps in knowledge and conservation issues future research directions for the region. We invite national and international scientists working in the region to present their work by submitting a 300 word abstract (English and Spanish abstracts are welcome) to the following email address riemmcca.smm2...@gmail.com. Abstract submission will close on August 15, 2015. *Resumen*: El objetivo de este simposio es revisar el estado del conocimiento sobre los mamíferos marinos de *Centroamérica y el Caribe* y el promover la colaboración y comunicación entre científicos de la región. El simposio consistirá de presentaciones en la forma de charlas y posters sobre trabajo de investigación realizados en la región. También habrán charlas invitadas que hablar de temas sobre el estado del conocimiento de varias especies, una tutoría corta sobre el método de muestreo ‘distance sampling’ y sobre como comunicar nuestra ciencia (publico y revistas científicas). El simposio finalizara con una ‘mesa’ redonda para identificar las áreas de importancia en investigación y conservación en la región. Les invitamos a todos los científicos nacionales e internacionales a enviar un resumen (se aceptan en ingles o español) de 300 palabras a riemmcca.smm2...@gmail.com. La recepción de resúmenes estará abierta hasta el 15 de Agosto del 2015. Laura J. May-Collado, Ph.D. *Research Associate LecturerDepartment of Biology* *University of Vermont* *Email*: lmayc...@uvm.edu https://webmail.uvm.edu/imp/# *Personal Home Page*: LAURAMAY-COLLADO.COM *Google Scholar:* https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=HUUPac4Jhl=en *Research Gate*:http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Laura_May-Collado *Project Website*: http://www.panacetacea.org/ ___ MARMAM mailing list MARMAM@lists.uvic.ca https://lists.uvic.ca/mailman/listinfo/marmam
[MARMAM] Announcing SMM 2015 Workshop on RIEMMCCA: Network of Aquatic Mammal Specialists of Central America and the Caribbean
*Symposium Agenda: *RIEMMCCA: Network of Aquatic Mammal Specialists of Central America and the Caribbean *Agenda del Simposio: *RIEMMCCA: Red de Investigadores para el Estudio de los Mamíferos Acuáticos de Centroamérica y el Caribe. *Convenors/Organizadores*: Laura J May-Collado (lmacoll...@gmail.com) (Costa Rica/Panama), Ester Quintana-Rizzo (tetequint...@comcast.net) (Guatemala), Mónica Gamboa-Poveda (monicagambo...@gmail.com) (Costa Rica), Antonio Mignucci-Giannoni (mignu...@manatipr.org) (Puerto Rico), Anmari Álvarez Alemán (anm...@cim.uh.cu) (Cuba), Betzi Pérez (betzipe...@yahoo.com) (Panamá ). *Date: DECEMBER 12, 2015.* *Duration/Duracion*: full day/todo el dia *Cost/Costo*: pending/pendiente *Overview*: The intent of this symposium is to review the state-of-knowledge of the aquatic mammals of *Central America* and the *Caribbean* and to enhance collaboration and communication between scientists in the region. The symposium will consist of presentations (oral and poster), a discussion session to identify gaps in knowledge and conservation issues, and a talk about importance of communicating our science (public and in peer reviewed journals). We invite national and international scientists working in the region to present their work by submitting a 300 word abstract (English and Spanish abstracts are welcome) to the following email address riemmcca.smm2...@gmail.com. Abstract submission will close on August 15, 2015. We are currently seeking for funding to lower the cost of the symposium, thus final costs will be provided in the next couple of weeks. *Resumen*: El objetivo de este simposio es revisar el estado del conocimiento sobre los mamíferos acuáticos de *Centroamérica* y el *Caribe* y promover la colaboración y comunicación entre científicos de la región. El simposio consistirá de presentaciones en formato de charlas y posters sobre trabajos de investigación realizados en la región. El simposio fin alizará con una charla sobre la importancia de comunicar nuestra ciencia (publico y revistas científicas) y una ‘mesa’ redonda para identificar las áreas de importancia en investigación y conservación en la región. Invitamos a todos los científicos nacionales e internacionales trabajando en Centroamérica y el Caribe a enviar un resumen ( en ingles o español ) de 300 palabras a riemmcca.smm2...@gmail.com. La recepción de resúmenes estará abierta hasta el 15 de Agosto del 2015. Actualmente estamos buscando alternativas para reducir los costos del simposio, les comunicaremos tan pronto sea posible los resultados de esta búsqueda. ___ MARMAM mailing list MARMAM@lists.uvic.ca https://lists.uvic.ca/mailman/listinfo/marmam
[MARMAM] SOLAMAC-Drone Course Summary
I want to offer thanks to everyone that send information about their experiences with UAVs (a.k.a. drones) last year. We had about 50 participants in the drone course at the SOLAMAC in Cartagena, Colombia. As result of this course one of the participants Daniel Polari created a website to continue sharing experiences applying UVAs to cetacean research as well as information on safe and standardized protocols. Please subscribe and contribute. http://dronesresearch.wix.com/dronesresearch Laura Laura J. May-Collado, Ph.D. *Research Associate Department of Biology* *University of Vermont* *Email*: lmayc...@uvm.edu https://webmail.uvm.edu/imp/# *Personal Home Page*: LAURAMAY-COLLADO.COM ___ MARMAM mailing list MARMAM@lists.uvic.ca https://lists.uvic.ca/mailman/listinfo/marmam
[MARMAM] Information requested on Drone Technology and applications for Marine Mammal Research.
Information requested on Drone Technology and applications for Marine Mammal Research. Hi everyone, I am organizing a short course for the SOLAMAC (Cartagena, Colombia) on Drone Technology and its application on marine mammal research. The aim of the course is to discuss the diversity of commercial drone technology available today, and its potential use in addressing short-term ecological and behavioral questions in Latin American marine mammal research. I would really appreciate information from those of you who are using drones in your research to share your experience and thoughts. Specifically I am requesting information on the system that you are using, costs, logistics, questions you are addressing with this technology, and any recommendations you may have. If you can share a video and/or a photo that I would be great. Any material that you sent will be accredited to the source and used exclusively for this course. Thanks -- Laura J. May-Collado, Ph.D. *Research AssociateDepartment of Biology* *University of Vermont* *Email*: https://webmail.uvm.edu/imp/#lmaycoll...@gmail.com *Personal Home Page*: LAURAMAY-COLLADO.COM *Project Website*: http://www.bocasdolphins.com/ ___ MARMAM mailing list MARMAM@lists.uvic.ca https://lists.uvic.ca/mailman/listinfo/marmam
[MARMAM] Invitation to join the Marine Mammal Network Specialist in Central America and the Caribbean
This is an invitation to all marine mammalogists from Central America and the Caribbean and also to anyone regardless of their nationality working on the region to join the RED DE INVESTIGADORES PARA EL ESTUDIO DE LOS MAMIFEROS MARINOS DE CENTR0AMERICA Y EL CARIBE (RIEMMCCA) ( http://riemmcca.weebly.com/). This is an initiative to promote collaboration and communication among scientists, organizations, and students in the region. Membership fees are not required. We are only requesting contact information and a short description of your research. In addition, the website provides information on funding and academic opportunities for students, advice on how to publish (Spanish and English), relevant news, and other resources such as access to literature. Please send your information to the coordinator of this initiative: Laura J. May-Collado (lmaycoll...@gmail.com) with subject line: RIEMMCCA. Esta es una invitación para todos los especialistas en mamíferos marinos de Centroamérica y el Caribe y aquellas personas que independientemente de su nacionalidad trabajan en la región para unirse a la RED DE INVESTIGADORES PARA EL ESTUDIO DE LOS MAMIFEROS MARINOS DE CENTR0AMERICA Y EL CARIBE (RIEMMCCA) (http://riemmcca.weebly.com/). Esta es una iniciativa para fomentar la comunicación, apoyo, y colaboración entre científicos y estudiantes dedicados al estudio de los mamíferos marinos de la región. La pagina ofrece información sobre los individuos, organizaciones, proyectos, oportunidades de financiamiento y académicas, consejo de como publicar (español e ingles), noticias relevantes a la región, y otros recursos como literatura. Por favor envíen su información a la coordinadora de esta iniciativa: Laura J. May-Collado (lmaycoll...@gmail.com) con el tema de RIEMMCCA. The information we are requesting is the following: Nombre: Organización: Cargo: AREA: Email: Website Bio (short 10 sentences max): Photos of yourself and/or your project. We will appreciate your collaboration, -- Laura J. May-Collado, Ph.D. *Postdoctoral Research AssociateDepartment of Biology* *University of Vermont* *Email*: lmayc...@uvm.edu https://webmail.uvm.edu/imp/# *Personal Home Page*: LAURAMAY-COLLADO.COM *Project Website*: http://www.bocasdolphins.com/ ___ MARMAM mailing list MARMAM@lists.uvic.ca https://lists.uvic.ca/mailman/listinfo/marmam
[MARMAM] new paper on cetacean conservation
We would like to share with the marmam community our latest paper on marine mammal conservation based on a phylogenetic analysis. The paper can be freely downloaded at: http://dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0022562 For those that might be interested here is the abstract of the paper. http://dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0022562 Phylogenetic Analysis of Conservation Priorities for Aquatic Mammals and Their Terrestrial Relatives, with a Comparison of Methods Laura J. May-Collado1http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0022562#aff1 ,2http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0022562#aff2 *http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0022562#cor1 , Ingi Agnarsson1http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0022562#aff1 *1* Department of Biology, University of Puerto Rico, San Juan, Puerto Rico, *2*Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy, George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia, United States of America Abstract Background Habitat loss and overexploitation are among the primary factors threatening populations of many mammal species. Recently, aquatic mammals have been highlighted as particularly vulnerable. Here we test (1) if aquatic mammals emerge as more phylogenetically urgent conservation priorities than their terrestrial relatives, and (2) if high priority species are receiving sufficient conservation effort. We also compare results among some phylogenetic conservation methods. Methodology/Principal Findings A phylogenetic analysis of conservation priorities for all 620 species of Cetartiodactyla and Carnivora, including most aquatic mammals. Conservation priority ranking of aquatic versus terrestrial species is approximately proportional to their diversity. However, nearly all obligated freshwater cetartiodactylans are among the top conservation priority species. Further, ~74% and 40% of fully aquatic cetartiodactylans and carnivores, respectively, are either threatened or data deficient, more so than their terrestrial relatives. Strikingly, only 3% of all ‘high priority’ species are thought to be stable. An overwhelming 97% of these species thus either show decreasing population trends (87%) or are insufficiently known (10%). Furthermore, a disproportional number of highly evolutionarily distinct species are experiencing population decline, thus, such species should be closely monitored even if not currently threatened. Comparison among methods reveals that exact species ranking differs considerably among methods, nevertheless, most top priority species consistently rank high under any method. While we here favor one approach, we also suggest that a consensus approach may be useful when methods disagree. Conclusions/Significance These results reinforce prior findings, suggesting there is an urgent need to gather basic conservation data for aquatic mammals, and special conservation focus is needed on those confined to freshwater. That evolutionarily distinct—and thus ‘biodiverse’—species are faring relatively poorly is alarming and requires further study. Our results offer a detailed guide to phylogeny-based conservation prioritization for these two orders. *Citation: *May-Collado LJ, Agnarsson I (2011) Phylogenetic Analysis of Conservation Priorities for Aquatic Mammals and Their Terrestrial Relatives, with a Comparison of Methods. PLoS ONE 6(7): e22562. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0022562 -- Laura J. May-Collado, Ph.D. Associate Researcher Adjunct Professor Universidad de Puerto Rico Facultad de Ciencias Naturales Departmento de Biologia University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras POBox 70377 Puerto Rico, 00936-8377 Office CN326 Phone:1-787-764 Ext2584 Email: lmaycoll...@gmail.com Personal Home Page: LAURAMAY-COLLADO.COM Affiliate Assistant Professor Department of Environmental Science Policy; George Mason University ___ MARMAM mailing list MARMAM@lists.uvic.ca https://lists.uvic.ca/mailman/listinfo/marmam
[MARMAM] New Publication
New paper on Cetacean Phylogeny published in Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution 38 (2006) 344354 Title: Cytochrome b and Bayesian inference of whale phylogeny Authors: Laura May-Collado a,b,¤, Ingi Agnarsson c,d a Department of Biological Sciences, Florida International University, 11200 SW 8th Street, Miami, FL 33199, USA b Esuela de Biologia, Universidad de Costa Rica, Apto. 2060, San Jose, Costa Rica, c The University of British Columbia, Departments of Zoology and Botany, 3529-6270 University Blvd., Vancouver, BC., Canada V6T 1Z4 d Systematic Biology-Entomology, E-530, Smithsonian Institution, NHB-105, P.O. Box 37012, Washington, DC 20013-7012, USA Received 31 March 2005; revised 30 August 2005; accepted 20 September 2005. Available online 1 December 2005 Abstract In the mid 1990s cytochrome b and other mitochondrial DNA data reinvigorated cetacean phylogenetics by proposing many novel and provocative hypotheses of cetacean relationships. These results sparked a revision and reanalysis of morphological datasets, and the collection of new nuclear DNA data from numerous loci. Some of the most controversial mitochondrial hypotheses have now become benchmark clades, corroborated with nuclear DNA and morphological data; others have been resolved in favor of more traditional views. That major conXicts in cetacean phylogeny are disappearing is encouraging. However, most recent papers aim speciWcally to resolve higher-level conXicts by adding characters, at the cost of densely sampling taxa to resolve lower-level relationships. No molecular study to date has included more than 33 cetaceans. More detailed molecular phylogenies will provide better tools for evolutionary studies. Until more genes are available for a high number of taxa, can we rely on readily available single gene mitochondrial data? Here, we estimate the phylogeny of 66 cetacean taxa and 24 outgroups based on Cytb sequences. We judge the reliability of our phylogeny based on the recovery of several deep-level benchmark clades. A Bayesian phylogenetic analysis recovered all benchmark clades and for the time supported Odontoceti monophyly based exclusively on analysis of a single mitochondrial gene. The results recover the monophyly of all but one family level taxa within Cetacea, and most recently proposed super- and subfamilies. In contrast, parsimony never recovered all benchmark clades and was sensitive to a priori weighting decisions. These results provide the most detailed phylogeny of Cetacea to date and highlight the utility of both Bayesian methodology in general, and of Cytb in cetacean phylogenetics. They furthermore suggest that dense taxon sampling, like dense character sampling, can overcome problems in phylogenetic reconstruction. Laura May-Collado WWF-Russell E. Train Scholar Department of Biological Sciences Florida International University 11200 SW 8th St Miami, FL 33199 Marine Mammal Lab OE 257, Lab phone (305)348-7429 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://delphinids.com ___ MARMAM mailing list MARMAM@lists.uvic.ca http://lists.uvic.ca/mailman/listinfo/marmam
