We are pleased to announce the publication of our paper in the
forthcoming issue of Marine Mammal Science.
Photopoulou T, Fedak MA, Thomas L and Matthiopoulos J. Spatial
variation in maximum dive depth in gray seals in relation to foraging.
doi 10./mms.12092
Abstract
Habitat preference maps
The Centre for Research into Ecological and Environmental
Modelling (CREEM) is hosting two linked workshops in the summer of 2014
in our purpose-built facilities at the University of St. Andrews,
Scotland. The aim of these workshops is to train participants in the
latest methods for design and
Hi folks,
Happy 2014. The following was recently published (online early view) in Marine
Mammal Science:
Characterizing the socially transmitted foraging tactic “sponging” by
bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops sp.) in the western gulf of Shark Bay, Western
Australia.
Anna M. Kopps, Michael Kruet
*The Institute for Marine Mammal Studies is now accepting applications for
the Summer 2014 Internship- deadline March 1, 2014*
The IMMS Research Internship Program is designed as a way for students
interested in a career in marine science to gain valuable research
experience in a real-world setting
I am pleased to announce the publication of the following note in the
forthcoming issue of Marine Mammal Science. The communication
documents an attempted bottlenose infanticidal attack as witnessed
and photographed in the Moray Firth in Scotland and is entitled:
Robinson KP (2014) Agonistic intras
URGENT: Seeking assistants for research on bottlenose dolphins in Bunbury,
Western Australia.
Dates: End of January to the end of the project in early March.
Project title: South West Marine Research Program long term monitoring
project.
Institution: Cetacean Research Unit, Murdoch University -
