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Websites in Marine Mammals

1. Acoustics Monitoring Program - Bioacoustics
   A study to assess the potential of long-range acoustic monitoring of marine mammals.
   http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/vents/acoustics/whales/bioacoustics.html
   
   
2. Alliance of Marine Mammal Parks and Aquariums
   Provides an educational resource for marine mammals and their environment.
   http://ammpa.org
   
   
3. Indonesia Oceanic Cetacean Program
   Includes visual and acoustic surveys, identifications of sensitive marine areas and ocean conservation initiatives in a region known to harbor the richest marine diversity worldwide, and focuses on whale and dolphin research in remote parts of Sulawesi and Komodo, Indonesia.
   http://www.apex-environmental.com/index.html
   
   
4. Jaap's Marine Mammal Pages
   Classification, common names in 10 languages, biology, photographs, full text of research and popular publications, and news updates related to cetaceans and pinnipeds.
   http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/jaap/
   
   
5. Jenn Dearolf's Marine Mammal Research
   Includes information about research on muscle development in Atlantic bottlenose dolphins and Florida manatees.
   http://www.hendrix.edu/biology/dearolf/index.html
   
   
6. Lab of Sara J. Iverson
   Research on the physiology and ecology of marine mammals. List of publications and field work image gallery.
   http://is.dal.ca/~fatlab/
   
   
7. Marine Mammal Group
   Anglo-French e-mail group for the exchange of information and pictures of marine mammals of the English Channel and adjacent areas.
   http://www.smartgroups.com/groups/mammal
   
   
8. Marine Mammal Net
   Information source on the science and conservation of marine mammals.
   http://www.marinemammal.net/
   
   
9. Mediterranean Cetaceans
   Dedicated to research on free ranging Mediterranean Cetaceans.
   http://www.mare.it/studiomare/
   
   
10. ORES Centre for Coastal Field Studies
    An international group conducting research into the ecology and habitat conditions of cetaceans led by Ned Lynas, a Canadian zoologist and behaviorist.
    http://www.ores.ch/
    
    

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