Hi everyone,
on behalf of the Bottlenose Dolphin Research Institute (BDRI) in Sardinia
Island, Italy, I am pleased to announce that our centre has few vacancies to
participate as internships for end Summer and Fall 2012 (a minimum of 60 days
of participation between September and December
NOAA Hollings Marine Laboratory’s Marine Animal Health Program is
recruiting to fill two dolphin photo-identification internship
positions for the fall of 2012. The positions are at the NOAA National
Ocean Service Laboratory in Charleston, South Carolina and will
involve a commitment of 20 hours
CSA International, Inc., is pleased to offer a discount to graduating
students interested in attended the BOEM Protected Species Observer /
Passive Acoustic Monitoring course to be held June 7 - 9th in Stuart,
Florida. Please refer to http://www.conshelf.com/press/203 for more
information.
This is a request for recommendations for a towable hydrophone to record
humpback songs from a sailboat. Please respond off list.
Thank you
Bill Rossiter
rossi...@csiwhalesalive.org
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Common dolphin Photo-ID Volunteer Position in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand
A volunteer is needed to assist with a PhD study investigating the abundance,
social structure and site fidelity of common dolphins (Delphinus sp.) in the
Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. This PhD project is part of the
Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to inform about the new publication on the echolocation behavior
of franciscana dolphins (Pontoporia blainvillei):
Melcón M. L., Failla M. Iniguez M .A. (2012). Echolocation behavior of
Franciscana dolphins (Pontoporia blainvillei) in the wild. Journal of the
Dear Marmamers,
I need some help to assemble a pectoral fin of a killer whale (Orcinus orca). I
have all bones of the pectoral fin, but we don't know how they are positioned.
I searched in some books and in internet, but I just found pectoral fin of
other species and I am still on doubt in
Hi,
We recently observed what could be a fin or blue whale, can we get an
advice from a specialist of these species ?
Photos and videos on : www.darewin.org
Obs was made 1 mille form the coast in qquite shalow waters (300 m), the
whale was crusing south at 10 mph speed,
Thanks in advance,
Dear Fellow Marmam Subscribers,
I'm searching for a copy of the book cited below, published by the
IWC, and/or recommendations for other books to use with a graduate
student for a directed independent study course in the use of photo-id
methods to study delphinids. Please reply to me
