Aquatic Author Index Volumes 31-40 (Alphabetical)

Legend: Each author and co-author are listed separately followed by Aizpún, J. their publications. — = the author is the main author of the pub- See Gerpe et al., 33.2, 223-228. lication, which may or may not have co-authors; & = the author Alarcón, D. is the first author of a two-author publication; See = the author is See Alava et al., 39.2, 196-201. a co-author of the publication or the 2nd author of a two-author publication. Alava, J. J. —Smith, K. J., O’Hern, J., Alarcón, D., Merlen, G., & Denkinger, Abarca-Arenas, L. G. J., Short Note: Observations of killer whale (Orcinus orca) attacks See Morteo et al., 40.4, 375-385. on Bryde’s whales (Balaenoptera edeni) in the Galápagos Islands, Abed, A. S. 39.2, 196-201. See Alfaghi et al., 39.1, 81-84. Alesna, E. B. Acevedo, J. See Aragones et al., 36.3, 219-233. See Olavarría et al., 36.3, 288-293. Alfaghi, I. A. Acevedo-Gutiérrez, A. —Abed, A. S., Dendrinos, P., Psaradellis, M., & Karamanlidis, —& Cendejes-Zarelli, S., Nocturnal haul-out patterns of A. A., Short Note: First confirmed sighting of the Mediterranean harbor seals ( vitulina) related to airborne noise levels (Monachus monachus) in Libya since 1972, 39.1, in Bellingham, Washington, USA, 37.2, 167-174. 81-84. See Buzzell et al., 40.2, 150-161. Aliaga-Rossel, E. See Luxa & Acevedo-Gutiérrez, 39.1, 10-22. —Beerman, A. S., & Sarmiento, J., Short Note: Stomach content Acquarone, M. of a juvenile Bolivian River dolphin (Inia geoffrensis boliviensis) —Born, E. W., & Speakman, J. R., Field metabolic rates of from the Upper Madeira Basin, Bolivia, 36.3, 284-287. (Odobenus rosmarus) measured by the doubly labeled water Allen, C. S. method, 32.3, 363-369. See Hauser et al., 34.3, 303-309. See Blanchet et al., 34.1, 9-20. See Born et al., 31.1, 23-33. Allen, J. See Desportes et al., 33.3, 286-292. See Wenzel et al., 35.4, 502-510. Adam, O. Allen, S. G. See Lopatka et al., 31.4, 463-467. See Lowry et al., 40.1, 20-31. See Neale et al., 35.1, 1-11. Adamantopoulou, S. —Androukaki, E., Dendrinos, P., Kotomatas, S., Paravas, V., Allen, T. Psaradellis, M., Tounta, E., & Karamanlidis, A. A., Short Note: See Koski et al., 35.3, 347-357. Movements of Mediterranean monk seals (Monachus monachus) Alonso, J-M. in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea, 37.3, 256-261. See André et al., 33.1, 100-109. See Dendrinos et al., 34.3, 355-361. Alsina-Guerrero, M. M. Adams, G. P. See Ghim et al., 40.2, 195-200. See Bergfelt et al., 38.4, 354-361. Alstrup, A. K. O. Adams, J. D. —Hedayat, A., Jensen, T. H., Hammer, A. S., Munk, O. L., Jensen, —Speakman, T., Zolman, E., & Schwacke, L. H., Automating H. E., Short Note: Necropsy report of a fin whale (Balaenoptera image matching, cataloging, and analysis for photo-identification physalus) stranded in Denmark in 2010, 39.4, 385-388. research, 32.3, 374-384. Alvarez-Alemán, A. See Fair et al., 32.2, 182-195. —Beck, C. A., & Powell, J. A., First report of a Florida manatee See McFee et al., 38.1, 17-30. (Trichechus manatus latirostris) in Cuba, 36.2, 148-153. Adimey, N. Alves, A. C. See Cummings et al., 40.2, 126-138. See Miller et al., 38.4, 362-401. See Melillo-Sweeting et al., 37.4, 502-505. Alvite, C. M. C. Adulyanukosol, K. See Lima et al., 31.4, 420-426. See Ponnampalam et al., 39.4, 401-408. Alzueta, J. C. Agnesi, S. See Oviedo et al., 34.4, 458-463. See Mo et al., 37.3, 248-255. Amano, M. Aguilar, A. See Shirakihara et al., 38.2, 145-152. —Book Review: Marine mammals of India, 31.4, 483-484. Amaral, R. S. Aguirre, A. A. —Use of alternative matrices to monitor steroid hormones in See Reif et al., 32.2, 157-167. aquatic mammals: A review, 36.2, 162-171. Ainley, D. G. Amundin, M. —& Ballard, G., Trophic interactions and population trends of See Mello & Amundin, 31.2, 169-175. killer whales (Orcinus orca) in the Southern Ross Sea, 38.2, See Blomqvist et al., 31.2, 187-194. 153-160. Andersen, S. H., —Ballard, G., & Olmastroni, S., An apparent decrease in the —Historical Perspectives: Investigations on the harbor porpoise prevalence of “Ross sea killer whales” in the Southern Ross Sea, (Phocoena phocoena) in Denmark from 1962 to 1983, 35.3, 394- 35.3, 334-346. 399. Anderson, J. A. Atkins, S. —Historical Perspectives: A conversation with Vic Scheffer, 34.2, —Cliff, G., & Pillay, N., Short Note: Multiple captures of 229-230. humpback dolphins (Sousa plumbea) in the KwaZulu-Natal Anderson, R. C. Shark Nets, South Africa, 39.4, 397-400. —Clark, R., Madsen, P. T., Johnson, C., Kiszka, J., & Breysse, O., Atkinson, S. K. Observations of Longman’s beaked whale (Indopacetus pacificus) See Petrauskas & Atkinson, 32.2, 168-174. in the western Indian Ocean, 32.2, 223-231. See Maniscalco et al., 34.3, 277-287. See Bowles & Anderson, 38.2, 161-188. See Mellish et al., 32.1, 58-65. Anderson-Hansen, K. Attademo, F. L. N. See Desportes et al., 33.3, 286-292. See Silva et al., 35.2, 253-258. André, M. Au, W. W. L. —& Nachtigall, P. E., Electrophysiological measurements of —Historical Perspectives: A short biography, 36.2, 205-212. hearing in marine mammals, 33.1, 1-5. —Thomas, J. A., & Ramirez, K. T., Characteristics of the auditory —Delory, E., Degollada, E., Alonso, J-M., del Rio, J., brainstem evoked potential of a Pacific white-sided dolphin van der Schaar, M., Castell, J. V., & Morell, M., Identifying (Lagenorhynchus obliquidens), 33.1, 76-84. cetacean hearing impairment at stranding sites, 33.1, 100-109. Augusto, J. F. See van der Schaar & André, 32.3, 370-373. See Kowarski et al., 40.2, 117-125. See Delory et al., 33.1, 85-92. Aurioles-Gamboa, D. Andrews, A. G. —& Camacho-Ríos, F. J., Diet and feeding overlap of two See Witteveen et al., 37.2, 101-110. Otariids, californianus and townsendi: Andrews, R. D. Implications to survive environmental uncertainty, 33.3, 315-326. See Baird et al., 37.4, 506-511. Bacchus, M-L. C. Androukaki, E. —Dubnar, S. G., & Self-Sullivan, C., Characterization of resting See Adamantopoulou et al., 37.3, 256-261. holes and their use by the Antillean manatee (Trichechus manatus See Pierce et al., 37.3, 284-297. manatus) in the Drowned Cayes, Belize, 35.1, 62-71. Antonelis, G. A. Bacon, C. E. See Lowry et al., 37.3, 397-419. See Smultea et al., 38.1, 92-97. See Reif et al., 32.2, 157-167. Bahr, R. J. Antunes, R. See Watson et al., 34.1, 65-70. See Miller et al., 38.4, 362-401. Baird, R. W. Aragones, L. V. —Pygmy killer whales (Feresa attenuata) or false killer —Roque, M. A. A., Flores, M. B., Encomienda, R. P., Laule, whales (Pseudorca crassidens)? Identification of a group of G. E., Espinos, B. G., Maniago, F. E. M., Diaz, G. C., Alesna, small cetaceans seen off Ecuador in 2003, 36.3, 326-327. E. B., & Braun, R. C., The Philippine marine strandings —Schorr, G. S., Webster, D. L., Mahaffy, S. D., McSweeney, from 1998 to 2009: Animals in the in peril?, 36.3, D. J., Hanson, M. B., & Andrews, R. D., Short Note: Open- 219-233. ocean movements of a satellite-tagged Blainville’s beaked whale Araújo, C. C. (Mesoplodon densirostris): Evidence for an offshore population in —& Wang, J. Y., Short Note: Botos (Inia geoffrensis) in the upper Hawai’i?, 37.4, 506-511. reaches of the Tocantins River (Central Brazil) with observations —Webster, D. L., Aschettino, J. M., Schorr, G. S., & McSweeney, of unusual behavior, including object carrying, 38.4, 435-440. D. J., Odontocete cetaceans around the main Hawaiian Islands: Habitat use and relative abundance from small-boat sighting Arbelo, M. surveys, 39.3, 253-269. See Martín et al., 37.4, 512-519. Baker, C. S. Arheart, K. See Gulland et al., 34.2, 182-191. See Bossart et al., 38.4, 412-417. See Pimper et al., 35.3, 330-333. Arn, D. Baker, I. See Mucaro et al., 35.3, 386-393. See O’Brien et al., 40.2, 191-194. Arronte, J. C. Baker, J. D. —Pis-Millán, J. A., & Pérez, C., Injury to an Atlantic See Gilmartin et al., 37.3, 332-341. white-sided dolphin (Lagenorhynchus acutus) caused by See Wilkin et al., 38.3, 301-310. needlefish impalement, 31.2, 184-186. Balcomb, K. C. Arroyo-Salazar, S. A. —Historical Perspectives: Whales in a changing world, 36.4, See Ortega-Ortiz et al., 40.4, 357-363. 400-408. Aschettino, J. M. Balensiefer, D. C. See Baird et al., 39.3, 253-269. —Marcondes, M. C. C., Pretto, D. J., Cypriano-Souza, A. L., & Ashjian, C. J. Luna, F. O., Short Note: Antarctic minke whale (Balaenoptera See Cooper et al., 32.1, 98-102. bonaerensis, Burmeister, 1867) in the Tapajós River, Amazon Ast, C. Basin, Brazil, 40.2, 201-206. See Blanchet et al., 34.1, 9-20. Ballard, G. Atem, A. C. G. See Ainlely & Ballard, 38.2, 153-160. —& Monteiro-Filho, E. L. A., Nocturnal activity of the estuarine See Ainley et al., 35.3, 334-346. dolphin (Sotalia guianensis) in the region of Cananéia, São Paulo Balmer, B. C. State, Brazil, 32.2, 236-241. —Schwacke, L. H., & Wells, R. S., Linking dive behavior to satellite-linked tag condition for a bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) along Florida’s northern Gulf of Coast, 36.1, 1-8. —Wells, R. S., Schwacke, L. H., Rowles, T. K., Hunter, C. H., Beedholm, K. Zolman, E. S., Townsend, F. I., Danielson, B., Westgate, A. J., —& Miller, L. A., Automatic gain control in harbor porpoises McLellan, W. A., & Pabst, D. A., Short Note: Evaluation of a (Phocoena phocoena)? Central versus peripheral mechanisms, single-pin, satellite-linked transmitter deployed on bottlenose 33.1, 69-75. dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) along the coast of Georgia, USA, Beekman, G. K. 37.2, 187-192. —Type III hiatal hernia in a harbor seal (Phoca vitulina concolor), Barco, S. G. 34.2, 178-181. See Cummings et al., 40.2, 126-138. See Schofield et al., 34.1, 1-8. Barker, J. Beekmans, B. W. P. M. See O’Brien et al., 40.2, 191-194. —Whitehead, H., Huele, R., Steiner, L., & Steenbeek, A. G., Barley, J. Comparison of two computer-assisted photo-identification See Bexton et al., 38.3, 229-240. methods applied to sperm whales (Physeter macrocephalus), 31.2, 243-247. Barlow, J. See Gulland et al., 34.2, 182-191. Beerman, A. S. See Oswald et al., 34.3, 288-302. See Aliaga-Rossel et al., 36.3, 284-287. Barrett-Lennard, L. G. Begeman, L. See Vergara & Barrett-Lennard, 34.1, 123-143. See Ijsseldijk et al., 40.4, 317-320, 394-397 See Yurk et al., 36.1, 67-78. Behera, S. K. Barry, J. See Bashir et al., 36.1, 19-26. See Thomse et al., 37.1, 1-93. Beirão, L. Bartha, G. B —Cantor, M., Flach, L., & Galdino, C. A. B., Short Note: —Gowans, S., Simard, P., Tetley, M., & Keith, E. O., Performance of computer-assisted photographic matching of Population size and site fidelity of North Atlantic minke whales Guiana dolphins (Sotalia guianensis), 40.3, 313-316. (Balaenoptera acutorostrata acutorostrata) off the Atlantic coast Belting, T. of Nova Scotia, Canada, 37.4, 454-463. —Book Review: On thin ice: The changing world of the polar Bashir, T. , 38.1, 126. —Khan, A., Gautam, P., & Behera, S. K., Abundance and prey Beltran, R. S. availability assessment of Ganges river dolphin (Platanista See Sadou et al., 40.2, 213-218. gangetica gangetica) in a stretch of Upper Ganges River, India, Bemiss, J. A. 36.1, 19-26. See Greig et al., 33.2, 185-194. Bastida, R. O. Benetiz-Nelson, C. R. See Denuncio et al., 39.1, 73-80. See Fire et al., 36.4, 342-350. See Gerpe et al., 33.2, 223-228. Bennel, J. D. Bastos, B. L. See Nuuttila et al., 39.2, 147-161. See Batista et al., 31.4, 434-437. Berg, E. A. Batista, R. L. G. See Neale et al., 35.1, 1-11. —Bastos, B. L., Maia-Nogueira, R., & Santos dos Reis, M. d. S., Rescue and release of two estuarine dolphins (Sotalia fluviatlis; Berger, R. Gervais, 1853) found confined in a natural pool of the Cachoeira See Lowry et al., 40.1, 20-31. River, Ilhéus, Southern Bahia, Brazil, 31.4, 434-437. Bergfelt, D. R. Battaile, B. C. —Steinetz, B. G., Reif, J. S., Schaefer, A. M., Bossart, G. D., See Piercey et al., 39.3, 211-220. Mazzoil, M. S., Zolman, E., & Fair, P. A., Evaluation of single-sample analysis of progesterone in combination with Bauer, G. B. relaxin for diagnosis of pregnancy in wild bottlenose dolphins See Fellner et al., 32.4, 511-516. (Tursiops truncatus), 39.2, 187-195. Bay, K. B. —Thompson, D. L., Brown, J. L., Presley, N. A., West, See Holst et al., 37.2, 139-150. K. L., Campbell, M., & Adams, G. P., Investigation of an Bayed, A. immunoreactive chorionic gonadotropin-like substance in See Mo et al., 37.3, 248-255. the placenta, serum, and urine of pregnant bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus), 38.4, 354-361. Bazairi, H. See Mo et al., 37.3, 248-255. Berman, M. See Fire et al., 36.4, 342-350. Beasley, I. L. See Wilkin et al., 38.3, 301-310. —& Davidson, P. J. A., Conservation status of marine mammals in Cambodian waters, including seven new cetacean records of Berman-Kowalewski, M. occurrence, 33.3, 368-379. —Gulland, F. M. D., Wilkin, S., Calambokidis, J., Mate, B., Cordaro, J., Rotstein, D., St. Leger, J., Collins, P., Fahy, K., & Bechdel, S. E. Dover, S., Association between blue whale (Balaenoptera —Mazzoil, M. S., Murdoch, M. E., Howells, E. M., Reif, J. S., musculus) mortality and ship strikes along the California coast, McCulloch, S. D., Schaefer, A. M., & Bossart, G. D., Prevalence 36.1, 59-66. and impacts of motorized vessels on bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) in the Indian River Lagoon, Florida, 35.3, 367-377. Bermudez, L. See Bossart et al., 33.2, 235-240. See Oviedo et al., 31.4, 442-446. See Howells et al., 35.1, 43-47. Bernal, J. Beck, C. A. See Bossart et al., 31.4, 473-480. See Alvarez-Alemán et al., 36.2, 148-153. Berrow, S. —O’Brien, J., Groth, L., Foley, A., & Voigt, K., Abundance estimate of bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) in the Lower River Shannon candidate special area of conservation, Ireland, Blum, J. E. 38.2, 136-144. See Cummings et al., 40.2, 126-138. See Foley et al., 36.4, 372-381. Bonde, R. K. See O’Brien et al., 40.2, 191-194. See Lanyon et al., 35.2, 187-192; 36.1, 46-58. See Wenzel et al., 35.4, 502-510. See Wong et al., 38.1, 1-16. Bexton, S. Bonn W. V. —Thompson, D., Brownlow, A., Barley, J., Milne, R., & See Dennison et al., 37.2, 161-166. Bidewell, C., Unusual mortality of in the United Kingdom associated with helical (corkscrew) injuries Boor, M. of anthropogenic origin, 38.3, 229-240. See Dennison et al., 37.2, 161-166. Bidewell, C. Borjesson, D. L. See Bexton et al., 38.3, 229-240. See Reif et al., 32.2, 157-167. Biggs, D. C. Born, E. W. See O’Hern & Biggs, 35.3, 358-366. —Acquarone, M., Knutsen, L. Ø., & Toudal, L., Homing behaviour in an Atlantic walrus (Odobenus rosmarus rosmarus), Bills, M. L. 31.1, 23-33. —& Keith, E. O., Historical abundance and spatial distribution See Acquarone et al., 32.3, 363-369. of the Atlantic bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) along the southeast coast of the , 38.3, 290-300. Borowska, E. I. —Nowak, Z., van Elk, C., & Wahlberg, M., Short Note: Binedell, V. Determining genotypes from blowhole exhalation samples of See Stockin et al., 34.2, 200-211. harbour porpoises (Phocoena phocoena), 40.4, 407-411. Bjørge, A. Bossart, G. D. —Øien, N., & Fagerheim, K-A., Abundance of harbour seals —Arheart, K., Hunt, M., Clauss, T., Leppert, L., Roberts, K., (Phoca vitulina) in Norway based on aerial surveys and McCulloch, S., Goldstein, J. D., Gonzalez, C., Sweeney, J., Stone, photographic documentation of hauled-out seals during the R., Fair, P. A., & Cray, C., Protein electrophoresis of serum from moulting season, 1996-1999, 33.3, 269-275. healthy Atlantic bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus), 38.4, Blair, L. 412-417. See Latusek-Nabholz et al., 40.3, 293-296. —Ghim, S-J., Rehtanz, M., Goldstein, J., Varela, R., Ewing, Blanchet, M-A. R. Y., Fair, P. A., Lenzi, R., Joseph, B., Hicks, C. L., Schneider, —Desportes, G., Nance, T., & Vanman, C., Description of the L. S., McKinnie, C. J., Reif, J. S., Sanchez, R., Lopez, A., Novoa, pregnancies, labours, and pre- and post-partum events of two S., Bernal, J., Goretti, M., Rodriguez, M., Defran, R. H., & harbour seals (Phoca vitulina) in a zoological environment, Johnson, A. B., Orogenital neoplasia in Atlantic bottlenose 32.2, 145-151. dolphins (Tursiops truncatus), 31.4, 473-480. —Nance, T., Ast, C., Wahlberg, M., & Acquarone, M., First —Hansen, L., Goldstein, J. D., Kilpatrick, D., Bechdel, S., case of a monitored pregnancy of a harbour porpoise (Phocoena Howells, E., Kroell, K., de Sieyes, M., Stolen, M. K., Durden, phocoena) under human care, 34.1, 9-20. W. N., Reif, J. S., Defran, R. H., & McCulloch, S. D., —Wahlberg, M., & Ishigami, T., First observation of the Pathological findings in a rare mass stranding of melon-headed parturition and peripartum events in a harbor porpoise whales (Peponocephala electra) in Florida, 33.2, 235-240. (Phocoena phocoena), 35.4, 473-480. —Hensley, G., Goldstein, J. D., Kroell, K., Manire, C. A., Defran, See Desportes et al., 33.3, 286-292. R. H., & Reif, J. S., Cardiomyopathy and myocardial degeneration in stranded pygmy (Kogia breviceps) and dwarf (Kogia sima) Blanco, G. S. sperm whales, 33.2, 214-222. See Righi et al., 39.1, 1-9. —Romano, T. A., Peden-Adams, M. M., Rice, C. D., Fair, P. A., Blanshard, W. Goldstein, J. D., Kilpatrick, D., Cammen, K., & Reif, J. S., See Eigeland et al., 38.4, 402-411. Hematological, biochemical, and immunological findings in Blix, A. S. Atlantic bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) with orogenital See Kvadsheim et al., 36.3, 239-247. papillomas, 34.2, 166-177. See Bechdel et al., 35.3, 367-377. Bloch, D. See Bergfelt et al., 39.2, 187-195. —Desportes, G., Harvey, P., Lockyer, C., & Mikkelsen B., Life See Fair et al., 32.2, 182-195 history of Risso’s dolphin (Grampus griseus) (G. Cuvier, 1812) in See Ghim et al., 40.2, 195-200 the Faroe Islands, 38.3, 250-266. See Greig et al., 33.2, 185-194. Blomqvist, C. See Howells et al., 35.1, 43-47. —Book Review: The encyclopedia of animal behavior, 32.1, See Lewis et al., 39. 4, 324-329. 116-117. See Mazzoil et al., 34.1, 54-64. —Mello, I., & Amundin, M., An acoustic play-fight signal in See McFee et al., 38. 1, 17-30. bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) in human care, 31.2, See Schaefer et al., 35.2, 163-170. 187-194. Bossley, M. Bloom, A. —Steiner & Bossley, 34.1, 84-92. See Bloom et al., 38.4, 456-457. See Filby et al., 36.1, 33-45. Bloom, K. See Wilke et al., 31.4, 427-433. See Bloom et al., 38.4, 456-457. Boström, M. K. Bloom, M. —Krog, C., Kindt-Larsen, L., Lunneryd, S-G., & Wahlberg, M., See Bloom et al., 38.4, 456-457. Short Note: Acoustic activity of harbour porpoises (Phocoena phocoena) around gill nets, 39.4, 389-396. Bloom, P. Botero-Acosta, N. —Bloom, A., Bloom, K., & Bloom, M., Obituary for Reginald See Félix & Botero-Acosta, 38.3, 311-316. Bloom, 38.4, 456-457. Bouquegneau, J-M. Buck, G. See Fontain et al., 32.3, 301-304. See Koski et al., 35.3, 347-357. Bourne, L. Buckstaff, K. C. See Culloch et al., 38.1, 81-85. —Wells, R. S., Gannon, J. G., & Nowacek, D. P., Responses to Bouvier, D. bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) to construction and See Tellechea et al., 40.2, 173-184. demolition of coastal marine structures, 39.2, 174-186. Bowles, A. E. Budgell, W. P. —& Anderson, R. C., Behavioral responses and habituation of See Olsen et al., 35.3, 313-318. pinnipeds and small cetaceans to novel objects and simulated Buholzer, L. fishing gear with and without a pinger, 38.2, 161-188. See Desportes et al., 33.3, 286-292. See Southall et al., 33.4, 411-521. Bulgakova, T. N. Boyd, I. L. See Popov et al., 33.1, 24-33. —Historical Perspectives: The history of marine mammal research Burgess, E. A. in the United Kingdom: An exploration of the interaction of See Stockin & Burgess, 31.1, 120-123. human socioeconomics and marine mammal ecology, 35.1, 82-93. Buzzell, B. Brando, S. —Lance, M. M., & Acevedo-Gutiérrrez, A., Spatial and temporal See Desportes et al., 33.3, 286-292. variation in river ( canadensis) diet and predation on Branstetter, B. K. rockfish (Genus Sebastes) in the San Juan Islands, Washington, See Deakos et al., 36.2, 121-128. 40.2, 150-161. Brault, S. Cabral, M. M. M. See LaCommare et al., 34.1, 35-43. See Silveira et al., 37.2, 208-212. Braun, R. C. Caffery, K. A. See Aragones et al., 36.3, 219-233. See Yeater et al., 39.4, 344-355. See Reif et al., 32.2, 157-167. Calambokidis, J. Breese, M. See Berman-Kowalewski et al., 36.1, 59-66. See Gilmartin et al., 37.3, 332-341. See Gulland et al., 34.2, 182-191. Breland, A. D. Calkins, D. G. See Kleen & Breland, 40.1, 69-80. See Trites & Calkins, 34.1, 25-34. Breysse, O. See Maniscalco et al., 34.3, 277-287. See Anderson et al., 32.2, 223-231. See Mellish et al., 32.1, 58-65. Brito, C. Camacho-Ríos, F. J. See dos Santos et al., 31.4, 453-462. See Aurioles-Gamboa & Camacho-Ríos, 33.3, 315-326. Brittain, M. Cambon-Tait, D. See Yurk et al., 36.1, 67-78. See Tellechea et al., 40.2, 173-184. Broderick, A. C. Cammareri, A. —Book Review: Turtles of the world, 34.1, 144. See Vermeulen & Cammareri, 35.3, 378-385. See Vermeulen et al., 38.1, 56-64. Broderick, D. See Lanyon et al., 32.2, 196-201; 35.2, 187-192. Cammen, K. See Bossart et al., 34.2, 166-177. Brodsky, M. See Wells et al., 39.1, 61-72. 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Two unusual interactions between a bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops See Balensiefer et al., 40.2, 201-206. truncatus) and a humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) in D’Amico, A. Hawaiian waters, 36.2, 121-128. —& Pittenger, R., A brief history of active sonar, 35.4, 426-434. Deecke, V. B. —Gisiner, R. C., Ketten, D. R., Hammock, J. A., Johnson, C., —Studying marine mammal cognition in the wild: A review of Tyack, P. L., & Mead, J., Beaked whale strandings and naval four decades of playback experiments, 32.4, 461-482. exercises, 35.4, 452-472. See Trites et al., 32.1, 85-97. See Filadelfo et al., 35.4, 435-444; 35.4, 445-451. Defran, R. H. da Fonseca, G. A. B. —Historical Perspectives: R. H. Defran, 37.2, 213-221. See Sousa-Lima et al., 34.1, 109-122. See Bossart et al., 31.4, 473-480; 33.2, 214-222; 33.2, 235-240. Dalebout, M. L. Degollada, E. See Martín et al., 37.4, 512-519. See André et al., 33.1, 100-109. Danaher-García, N. Degraer, S. See Dudzinski et al., 39.4, 335-343. See Haelters et al., 38.4, 343-353. Daniels, R. L. del Rio, J. —Smith, C. R., & Venn-Watson, S., Effects of freeze-thaw cycle See André et al., 33.1, 100-109. on urine values from bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus), See Delory et al., 33.1, 85-92. 39.4, 330-334. Delfour, F. Danielson, B. —Marine mammals in front of the mirror-body experiences to See Balmer et al., 37.2, 187-192. self-recognition: A cognitive ethological methodology combined Danil, K., with phenomenological questioning, 32.4, 517-527. —Maldini, D., & , K., Patterns of use of Maku’s Beach, Dell’ Apa, A. O’Ahu, Hawai’i, by spinner dolphins (Stenella longirostris) and See Terhune & Dell’ Apa, 32.2, 175-181. potential effects of swimmers on their behavior, 31.4, 403-412. Delory, E. Danilewicz, D. —del Rio, J., Castell, J., van der Schaar, M., & André, M., See Denuncio et al., 39.1, 73-80. OdiSEA: An autonomous portable auditory screening unit for Dares, L. E. rapid assessment of hearing in cetaceans, 33.1, 85-92. —Hoffman, J. M., Yang, S. C., & Wang, J. Y., Short Note: Habitat See André et al., 33.1, 100-109. characteristics of the critically endangered Taiwanese humpback Demarchi, M. W. globicipitis) on common bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) —Holst, M., Robichaud, D., Waters, M., & MacGillivray, A. O., in Chile, 38.1, 76-80. Responses of Steller sea lions (Eumetopias jubatus) to in-air blast Diaz, G. C noise from military explosions, 38.3, 279-289. See Aragones et al., 36.3, 219-233. DeMaster, D. P. Dietz, R. See Gilmartin et al., 37.3, 326-331. See Siebert et al., 37.4, 443-453. Dendrinos, P. DiGiovanni, Jr., R. —Karamanlidis, A. A., Kotomatas, S., Paravas, V., & See Kretzmann et al., 36.2, 178-187. Adamantopoulou, S., Report of a new (Monachus monachus) breeding colony in the Aegean Sea, Dillet, J. Z. Greece, 34.3, 355-361. See Melillo-Sweeting et al., 37.4, 502-505. —Tounta, E., Karamanlidis, A. 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See Mattioli & Domning, 32.3, 273-288. —Forrest, L., & Gulland, F. M. D., Normal thoracic Donnelly, D. radiographic anatomy of immature California sea lions See Owen et al., 38.4, 418-422. (Zalophus californianus) and immature northern elephant Donovan, G. seals (Mirounga angustirostris), 35.1, 36-42. —Book Review: Whaling around the world, 31.4, 485. Denuncio, P. E. See Nowacek et al., 39.4, 356-377. —Bastida, R. O., Danilewicz, D., Morón, S., Rodríguez-Heredia, dos Santos, M. E. S., & Rodríguez, D. H., Short Note: Calf chronology of the —Louro, S., Couchinho, M., & Brito, C., Whistles of bottlenose franciscana dolphin (Pontoporia blainvillei): Birth, onset of dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) in the Sado Estuary, Portugal: feeding, and duration of lactation in the coastal waters of Characteristics, production rates, and long-term contour stability, Argentina, 39.1, 73-80. 31.4, 453-462. Desportes, G. Douglas, A. B. —Buholzer, L., Anderson-Hansen, K., Blanchet, M-A., See Smultea et al., 38.1, 92-97. Acquarone, M., Shephard, G., Brando, S., Vossen, A., & Siebert, U., Decrease stress; train your animals: The effect of handling Douglas, D. C. methods on cortisol levels in harbour porpoises (Phocoena See Wells et al., 39.1, 61-72. phocoena) under human care, 33.3, 286-292. Dover, S. See Blanchet et al., 32.2, 145-151. See Berman-Kowalewski et al., 36.1, 59-66. See Bloch et al., 38.3, 250-266. Draper, K. Deutsch, C. J. See Yoshida et al., 36.2, 154-161. See Wong et al., 38.1, 1-16. Drennan, M. P. DeWeerdt, J. See Visser et al., 34.2, 193-199. See Faria et al., 39.3, 296-305. Driver, J. Dezio, K. See Hasselmeier et al., 34.2, 149-156. —Letter to the Editor: 2014 Alliance of Marine Mammal Parks & Dubnar, S. G. Aquariums’ annual meeting draws strong attendance and record See Bacchus et al., 35.1, 62-71. sponsorships; focuses on international advocacy and ensuring a Dudok van Heel, W. H. strong future for public display, 40.2, 222-223. —Historical Perspectives: Aquatic Mammals: A journal and an Di Francesco, C. E. association, 35.3, 399-411. —Marsilio, F., Proietto, U., Mignone, W., Casalone, C., & Dudzinski, K. M. Di Guardo, G., Short Note: Antimorbillivirus antibodies in —Danaher-García, N., & Gregg, J. D., Pectoral fin contact stranded striped dolphins (Stenella coeruleoalba): Time and between dolphin dyads at Zoo Duisburg, with comparison to temperature dependent fluctuations, 36.3, 294-297. other dolphin study populations, 39.4, 335-343. Di Guardo, G. —Marshall, C. D., & Reidenberg, J. S., Short Note: Air release —Letter to the Editor: Dolphin morbillivirus in the Mediterranean from the left orbit of an Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops Sea, 34.4, 514-515. aduncus): Symptomatic and anatomical aspects, 39.1, 97-100. See Di Francesco et al., 36.3, 294-297. —Thomas, J. A., Nachtigall, P. E., & Manton, V., Letters from the Díaz-Aguirre, F. Editors, 40.1, 1-4. —Salinas, C., Navarrete, S., Castillo, V., & Castilla, C., See Melillo et al., 35.2, 281-291. Short Note: First record of the commensal barnacle (Zenobalanus Duffield, D. A. Esperón-Rodríguez, M. See Walker et al., 34.4, 393-401. —& Gallo-Reynoso, J. P., Juvenile and subadult feeding Duley, P. preferences of the Guadalupe (Arctocephalus townsendi) See Mate et al., 31.2, 157-160. at San Benito Archipelago, Mexico, 39.2, 125-131. Dunkin, R. Espinos, B. G. See Wilkin et al., 38.3, 301-310. See Aragones et al., 36.3, 219-233. See Williams et al., 37.3, 372-376. Espinoza, E. Dunlop, R. See Ceballos et al., 36.2, 188-194. See Owen et al., 38.4, 418-422. Esteves, M. A. Dunn, D. C. —& Oviedo, L. E., A potential morphotype of common dolphin See Curtice et al., 37.3, 360-371. (Delphinus spp.) on the northeast coast of Venezuela, 33.2, 229- 234. Dunn, J. L. See Goldstein et al., 33.3, 337-348. Evans, P. G. H. See Nuuttila et al., 39.2, 147-161. Dunn, W. L. See Warren-Smith & Dunn, 32.3, 357-362. Evans, W. E. —Historical Perspectives: A short history of the Navy’s Marine Durden, W. N. Mammal Program, 34.3, 367-380. —Stolen, E. D., & Stolen, M. K., Abundance, distribution, and group composition of Indian River Lagoon bottlenose dolphins Everaarts, E. (Tursiops truncatus), 37.2, 175-186. See Haelters & Everaarts, 37.2, 198-201. See Bossart et al., 33.2, 235-240. See Lucke et al., 33.1, 55-68. Durham, K. Ewing, R. Y. See Kretzmann et al., 36.2, 178-187. See Bossart et al., 31.4, 473-480. Durrant, B. Fagerheim, K-A. See Mucaro et al., 35.3, 386-393. See Bjørge et al., 33.3, 269-275. Dwyer, S. L. Fahy, K. —& Visser, I. N., Cookie cutter shark (Isistius sp.) bites on See Berman-Kowalewski et al., 36.1, 59-66. cetaceans, with particular reference to killer whales (orca) Fair, P. A. (Orcinus orca), 37.2, 111-138. —Hulsey, T. C., Varela, R. A., Goldstein, J. D., Adams, J., Early, G. Zolman, E. S., & Bossart, G. D., Hematology, serum chemistry, See Schofield et al., 34.1, 1-8. and cytology findings from apparently healthy Atlantic bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) inhabiting the estuarine waters of Eastham, C. Charleston, South Carolina, 32.2, 182-195. —Book Review: Marine mammal ecology and conservation: See Bergfelt et al., 39.2, 187-195. A handbook of techniques, 38.2, 227. See Bossart et al., 31.4, 473-480; 34.2, 166-177; 38.4, 412-417. Ecott, T. See Greig et al., 33.2, 185-194. —Book Review: Sensuous seas: Tales of a marine biologist, 33.2, See Lewis et al., 39.4, 324-329. 250. See McFee et al., 38.1, 17-30. Edridge, A. See Schaefer et al., 35.2, 163-170. See Pierce et al., 37.3, 284-297. See Vecchione et al., 34.1, 93-101. Eigeland, K. A. Fairfield-Walsh, C. —Lanyon, J. M., Trott, D. J., Ouwerkerk, D., Blanshard, W., —Book Review: The world of whales, dolphins, & porpoises: Milinovich, G. J., Gulino, L. 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F., Short Note: Unprecedented See Wells et al., 40.3, 252-259. resighting in Mexico of a male California (Zalophus Fazioli, K. L. californianus) from Oregon during the 2014 breeding season, —Hofmann, S., & Wells, R. S., Use of Gulf of Mexico coastal 40.4, 364-367. waters by distinct assemblages of bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops See Ortega-Ortiz et al., 40.4, 357-363; 40.4, 386-393. truncatus), 32.2, 212-222. Elwen, S. H. Félix, F. —& Leeney, R. H., Short Note: Injury and subsequent healing of —& Botero-Acosta, N., Short Note: Evaluating humpback whale a propeller strike injury to a heaviside dolphin (Cephalorhynchus (Megaptera novaeangliae) social behaviour through sexing active heavisidii), 36.4, 382-387. individuals, 38.3, 311-316. See Leeney et al., 37.2, 151-160. —& Guzmán, H. M., Satellite tracking and sighting data analyses Encomienda, R. P. of Southeast Pacific humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae): See Aragones et al., 36.3, 219-233. 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See Frouin et al., 36.4, 365-371. See Ghim et al., 40.2, 195-200. See Larrat et al., 38.1, 86-91. Mikkelsen, B. Meier, R. See Bloch et al., 38.3, 250-266. See Nuuttila et al., 39.2, 147-161. Miksis-Olds, J. L. Melillo, K. E. —& Parks, S. E., Seasonal trends in acoustic detection of ribbon —Dudzinski, K. M., & Cornick, L. A., Interactions between Atlan- seal (Histriophoca fasciata) vocalizations in the Bering Sea, 37.4, tic spotted (Stenella frontalis) and bottlenose (Tursiops truncatus) 464-471. dolphins off Bimini, The Bahamas, 2003-2007, 35.2, 281-291. Milinovich, G. J. Melillo-Sweeting, K. See Eigeland et al., 38.4, 402-411. —Reid, J. P., Gittens, L., Adimey, N., & Dillet, J. Z., Short Note: Miller, J. H. Observations and relocation of a West Indian manatee (Trichechus See Southall et al., 33.4, 411-521. manatus) off Bimini, The Bahamas, 37.4, 502-505. Miller, L. A. Mellink, E. See Beedholm & Miller, 33.1, 69-75. —& Orozco-Meyer, A., Abundance, distribution, and residence of Miller, L. E. bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) in the Bahía San Jorge See Yeater et al., 39.4, 344-355. Area, Northern Gulf of California, México, 32.2, 133-139. Miller, M. A. Mellish, J-A. E. See Harris et al., 36.4, 331-341. —Calkins, D. G., Christen, D. R., Horning, M., Rea, L. D., & Atkinson, S. K., Temporary captivity as a research tool: Miller, P. J. O. Comprehensive study of wild pinnipeds under controlled —Kvadsheim, P. H., Lam, F. P. A., Wensveen, P. J., Antunes, conditions, 32.1, 58-65. R., Alves, A. C., Visser, F., Kleivane, L., Tyack, P. L., & Sivle, See Goldstein et al., 33.3, 337-348. L. 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Mendoza-Salas, I. —Historical Perspectives: Seal survey in Eurasian waters in See Elorriaga-Verplancken et al., 39.4, 415-421. collaboration with Russian scientists, 38.2, 189-203. Mercado III, E. Mo, G. —Short Note: Tubercles: What sense is there?, 40.1, 95-103. —Mediterranean monk seal (Monachus monachus) sightings in See Green et al., 33.2, 202-213. Italy (1998-2010) and implications for conservation, 37.3, 236- 240. —Bazairi, H., Bayed, A., & Agnesi, S., Survey on Mucaro, H. Mediterranean monk seal (Monachus monachus) sightings —Cheng, A., Ravida, N., Arn, D., Hudson, J., & Durrant, B., in Mediterranean Morocco, 37.3, 248-255. Conditioning for conservation—A new approach to detection of Mobley, Jr., J. R. luteinizing hormone in a bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus), See Deakos et al., 36.2, 121-128. 35.3, 386-393. Monanunsap, S. Mueller, B. See Ponnampalam et al., 39.4, 401-408. See Jeglinski et al., 36.3, 262-269. Monteiro-Filho, E. L. A. Mulsow, J. 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G. discrimination and perception of the ebbinghaus illusion in a See Elorriaga-Verplancken et al., 39.4, 415-421. bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus), 38.4, 333-342. Moreno, V. Murdoch, M. E. See Gerpe et al., 33.2, 223-228. See Bechdel et al., 35.3, 367-377. See Howells et al., 35.1, 43-47. Morisaka, T. See Mazzoil et al., 34.1, 54-64. —Shinohara, M., & Taki, M., Underwater sounds produced by neonatal bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus): I. Acoustic Nachtigall, P. E. characteristics, 31.2, 248-257. —Book Review: Encyclopedia of marine mammals (2nd ed.), —Shinohara, M., & Taki, M., Underwater sounds produced by 35.3, 412-413. neonatal bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus): II. Potential —Mooney, T. A., Taylor, K. A., & Yuen, M. M. L., Hearing function, 31.2, 258-265. and auditory evoked potential methods applied to Odontocete See Kot et al., 38.4, 423-427. cetaceans, 33.1, 6-13. See André & Nachtigall, 33.1, 1-5. Morón, S. See Dudzinski et al., 40.1, 1-4. See Denuncio et al., 39.1, 73-80. See Southall et al., 33.4, 411-521. Morris, A. M. See Taylor et al., 33.1, 93-99. —& Terhune, J. M., Short Note: Incomplete detection of Naito, Y. echolocation click train patterns compromises the use of —Historical Perspectives: What is “bio-logging”?, 36.3, 307-322. single porpoise detectors in studying harbour porpoise (Phocoena phocoena) behaviour, 40.3, 305-312. Nanayakkara, R. P. —Kusuminda, T., & Jefferson, T. A., Can the Indian Ocean hump- Morris, P. A. back dolphin (Sousa plumbea) survive in Sri Lanka? Occurrence See Lowry et al., 40.1, 20-31. of a relict population in Puttalam Lagoon, 40.4, 398-406. Morris, P. R. Nance, T. See Le Boeuf et al., 37.4, 486-501. See Blanchet et al., 32.2, 145-151; 34.1, 9-20. Morse, L. J. Nations, C. S. See Ponnampalam et al., 39.4, 401-408. See Williams et al., 32.3, 311-324. Morteo, E. Navarrete, S. —Rocha-Olivares, A., & Abarca-Arenas, L. 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Ireland and subsequent resighting with a neonate, 40.2, 191-194. See Olavarría et al., 36.3, 288-293. See Berrow et al., 38.2, 136-144. Newgrain, K. O’Connell, M. See Lanyon et al., 32.1, 103-108. See O’Brien et al., 40.2, 191-194. Nicolson, I. O’Donnell, N. See Weir & Nicolson, 40.3, 297-304. —Book Review: Gulf of Mexico origin, waters, and biota: Nilson, E. M. Biodiversity, 38.2, 223. See St. Leger & Nilson, 40.2, 207-212. O’Donoghue, B. Nishiyama, M. See O’Brien et al., 40.2, 191-194. See Shirakihara et al., 38.2, 145-152. O’Hern, J. E. Noke, W. D. —& Biggs, D. C., Sperm whale (Physeter macrocephalus) —The harmful effects of inadvertently conditioning a wild habitat in the Gulf of Mexico: Satellite observed ocean color bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) to interact with fishing and altimetry applied to small-scale variability in distribution, vessels in the Indian River Lagoon, Florida, USA, 31.4, 413-419. 35.3, 358-366. —& Stolen, M. 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(Lagenorhynchus obscurus) interactions with octopuses (Pinnoctopus cordiformis) in New Zealand, 40.3, 285-292. Nuuttila, H. K. See Kügler & Orbach, 40.3, 260-273. —Meier, R., Evans, P. G. H., Turner, J. R., Bennel, J. D., & Hiddink, J. G., Identifying foraging behaviour of wild bottlenose Orozco-Meyer, A. dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) and harbour porpoises (Phocoena See Mellink & Orozco-Meyer, 32.2, 133-139. phocoena) with static acoustic dataloggers, 39.2, 147-161. Ortega-Ortiz, C. D. O’Brien, J. —Elorriaga-Verplancken, F. R. E., Arroyo-Salazar, S. A., —Baker, I., Barker, J., Berrow, S., Ryan, C., O’Connell, M., & García-Valencia, R. X., Juárez-Ruiz, A. E., Figueroa-Soltero, O’Donoghue, B., Short Note: The first confirmed successful N. A., Liñán-Cabello, M. A., & Chávez-Comparán, J. C., refloat of a stranded bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) in Short Note: Foraging behavior of the rough-toothed dolphin (Steno bredanensis) in coastal waters of the Mexican Central Parsons, E. C. M. Pacific, 40.4, 357-363. See McCafferty & Parsons, 37.2, 205-207. —Elorriaga-Verplancken, F. R. E., Olivos-Ortiz, A., Liñán- See Scott & Parsons, 31.1, 104-109. Cabello, M. A., & Vargas-Bravo, M. H., Insights into the feeding Paszkiewicz, E. habits of false killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) in the See Lima et al., 31.4, 420-426. Mexican Central Pacific, 40.4, 386-393. Pazin, V. F. V. Ortiz, R. M. See Guterres-Pazin et al., 40.2, 139-149. —& Worthy, G. A. J., Body composition and water turnover rates of bottle-fed West Indian manatee (Trichechus manatus) calves, Pearson, H. C. 32.1, 41-45. —& Davis, R. W., Behavior of territorial male sea otters (Enhydra lutris) in Prince William Sound, Alaska, 31.2, 226-233. Osinga, N. —& ‘t Hart, P., Book Review: Whales, dolphins and seals: A field Pearson, L. E guide to the marine mammals of the world, 34.2, 255-256. See Garcia et al., 40.4, 412-422. —& ‘t Hart, P., Fish-hook ingestion in seals (Phoca vitulina Peden-Adams, M. 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S., Teeth and bones Price, S. as sources of DNA for genetic diversity and sex identification of —Book Review: Horns, tusks, and flippers: The evolution of Commerson’s dolphins (Cephalorhynchus commersonii) from hoofed mammals, 33.2, 254. Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, 35.3, 330-333. Prieto, R Pinelis, Y. K. See Olsen et al., 35.3, 313-318. See Filadelfo et al., 35.4, 445-451. Proietto, U. Pira, A. See Di Francesco et al., 36.3, 294-297. See Pennino et al., 39.3, 282-289. Prothero, D. R. Pires, R. —Book Review: Neptune’s ark: From ichthyosaurs to orcas, 33.3, —Costa Neves, H., & Karamanlidis, A. A., Activity patterns 392-393. of the Mediterranean monk seal (Monachus monachus) in the Pryor, K. Archipelago of Madeira, 33.3, 327-336. —Historical Perspectives: A dolphin journey, 40.1, 104-115. See Hale et al., 37.3, 298-304. Psaradellis, M. Pis-Millán, J. A. See Adamantopoulou et al., 37.3, 256-261. See Arronte et al., 31.2, 184-186. See Alfaghi et al., 39.1, 81-84. Pittenger, R. See Pierce et al., 37.3, 284-297. See D’Amico & Pittenger, 35.4, 426-434. Psarakos, S. Piwetz, S. —Obituary for Kenneth Lee Marten, Ph.D., 36.3, 323-325. —Hung, S., Wang, J., Lundquist, D., & Würsig, B., Short Note: Psuty, I. Influence of vessel traffic on movements of Indo-Pacific —Records of harbour porpoises (Phocoena phocoena) in fishing humpback dolphins (Sousa chinensis) off Lantau Island, nets during the interwar period of Poland: Verification of archival Hong Kong, 38.3, 325-331. materials, 39.3, 270-281. —Whitehead, H., Godlove, L. R., & Cowan, D. F., Short Note: An underwater recording stethoscope based on an omnidirectional Punnett, S. hydrophone for use in dolphin rehabilitation and diagnosis, 37.2, See Yoshida et al., 36.2, 154-161. 202-204. Qian, Z. Pletenko, M. G. See Wu et al., 40.4, 341-349. See Popov et al., 33.1, 24-33. Quinn, T. P. Pomeroy, P. See Hauser et al., 34.3, 303-309. See Culloch et al., 38.1, 81-85. Racca, R. Pompa, S. See Nowacek et al., 39.4, 356-377. See Ceballos et al., 36.2, 188-194. Ragen, T. J. Ponnampalam, L. S. See Gilmartin et al., 37.3, 332-341. —Hines, E. M., Monanunsap, S., Ilangakoon, A. D., Junchompoo, Ramirez, K. T. C., Adulyanukosol, K., & Morse, L. J., Short Note: Behavioral See Au et al., 33.1, 76-84. observations of coastal Irrawaddy dolphins (Orcaella brevirostris) Rankin, R. W. in Trat Province, Eastern Gulf of Thailand, 39.4, 401-408. See Silva et al., 39.4, 409-414. Pool, M. Rankin, S. —Book Review: A little less Arctic: Top predators in the world’s See Oswald et al., 34.3, 288-302. largest northern inland sea, Hudson Bay, 39.1, 104-105. Rappucci, G. M. Popov, V. V. —Keith, E. O., & Hardigan, P. C., Tidal cycle effects on —Supin, A. Ya., Pletenko, M. G., Tarakanov, M. B., Klishin, the occurrence of the Florida manatee (Trichechus manatus V. O., Bulgakova, T. N., & Rosanova, E. I., Audiogram variability latirostris) at the Port Everglades power plant, 38.1, 31-42. in normal bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus), 33.1, 24-33. Rattermann, M. J. See Supin & Popov, 33.1, 14-23. See Flemming et al., 32.4, 491-499. Pörschmann, U. Ravida, N. See Jeglinski et al., 36.3, 262-269. See Mucaro et al., 35.3, 386-393. Porter, B. P. Ray, G. C. See Trites et al., 32.1, 85-97. —& Potter, F. M., Jr., Historical Perspectives: The making of the Potter, Jr., F. M. Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972, 37.4, 520-552. See Ray & Potter, 37.4, 520-552. Rea, L. D. Powell, J. A. See Mellish et al., 32.1, 58-65. See Alvarez-Alemán et al., 36.2, 148-153. Rechsteiner, E. U. See Wong et al., 38.1, 1-16. —Rosen, D. A. S., & Trites, A. W., Seasonal resting metabolic Pozniak, B. rate and food intake of captive Pacific white-sided dolphins See Siebert et al., 37.4, 443-453. (Lagenorhynchus obliquidens), 39.3, 241-252. Praderi, R. See Piercey et al., 39.3, 211-220. See Trimble & Praderi, 34.3, 338-348. Reep, R. L. Presley, N. A. See Larkin et al., 31.1, 52-61. See Bergfelt et al., 38.4, 354-361. Reeves, R. R. See Nowacek et al., 39.4, 356-377. Rehtanz, M. Richmond, J. P. See Bossart et al., 31.4, 473-480. —& Zinn, S. A., Validation of heterologous radioimmunoassays Reichmuth, C. (RIA) for growth hormone (GH) and insulin-like growth factor —Mulsow, J., Finneran, J. J., Houser, D. S., & Supin, A. Ya., (IGF)-I in phocid, otariid, and cetacean species, 35.1, 19-31. Measurement and response characteristics of auditory brainstem Richter, B. responses in pinnipeds, 33.1, 132-150. See Williams et al., 37.3, 372-376. See Ghoul & Reichmuth, 40.3, 243-251. Ridgway, S. H. See Mulsow & Reichmuth, 33.1, 122-131. —Historical Perspectives: History of veterinary medicine and See Gulland et al., 34.2, 182-191. marine mammals: A personal perspective, 34.4, 471-513. See Houser et al., 33.1, 110-121. See Sweeney et al., 36.3, 248-261. See Lynn et al., 36.1, 79-83. See Thewissen et al., 36.4, 413-419. See Sadou et al., 40.2, 213-218. Righi, C. F. Reichmuth Kastak, C. —Blanco, G. S., & Frere, E., Abundance and spacial distribution See Lindemann et al., 32.4, 483-490. of Commerson’s dolphin (Cephalorhynchus commersonii) at a Reid, J. P. breeding site: Ría Deseado, Patagonia, Argentina, 39.1, 1-9. See Melillo-Sweeting et al., 37.4, 502-505. Rios, C. A. See Wong et al., 38.1, 1-16. See Serran et al., 34.2, 157-165. Reidenberg, J. S. Ritter, F. See Dudzinski et al., 39.1, 97-100. —Book Review: The encyclopedia of tourism and recreation in Reif, J. S. marine environments, 36.2, 203. —Kliks, M. M., Aguirre, A. A., Borjesson, D. L., Kashinsky, L., Rivamonte, L. A. Braun, R. C., & Antonelis, G. A., Gastrointestinal helminths in the —Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) double-slit pupil Hawaiian monk seal (Monachus schauinslandi): Associations with asymmetries enhance vision, 35.2, 269-280. body size, hematology, and serum chemistry, 32.2, 157-167. See Bechdel et al., 35.3, 367-377. Rivas, M. See Bergfelt et al., 39.2, 187-195. —& Trimble, M., Aggregation behaviour in South American See Bossart et al., 31.4, 473-480; 33.2, 214-222; 33.2, 235-240; sea lion (Otaria flavescens) pups at Isla de Lobos, Uruguay, 35.1, 34.2, 166-177. 55-61. See Howells et al., 35.1, 43-47. Rivera-Guzmán, A. L. See Lewis et al., 39.4, 324-329. See Ghim et al., 40.2, 195-200. See Schaefer et al., 35.2, 163-170. Roberts, K. Reiter, J. See Bossart et al., 38.4, 412-417. See Le Boeuf et al., 37.4, 486-501. Robichaud, D. See Lowry et al., 40.1, 20-31. See Demarchi et al., 38.3, 279-289. Reitsma, F. Rocha, M. E. C. See Sagnol & Reitsma, 40.4, 321-328. See Kolesnikovas et al., 38.3, 317-321. Rendell, L. Rocha-Olivares, A. —Book Review: The biology of traditions: Models and evidence, See Morteo et al., 40.4, 375-385. 31.2, 268-270. Rodríguez, D. H. Retana, M. V. See Denuncio et al., 39.1, 73-80. —Guzmán, J., & Lewis, M. N., Fine-scale breeding habitat See Gerpe et al., 33.2, 223-228. preferences of southern elephant seals (Mirounga leonina) on Rodriguez, M. Península Valdés, 39.3, 233-240. See Bossart et al., 31.4, 473-480. Reyes, L. M. Rodriguez, P. F. —Cetaceans of Central Patagonia, Argentina, 32.1, 20-30. See Forster & Rodriguez, 32.4, 528-543. Reynolds, J. E. Rodríguez-Heredia, S. —Book Review: The Florida manatee: Biology and conservation, See Denuncio et al., 39.1, 73-80. 33.2, 251. Rodríguez-Villanueva, M. Ribeiro, S. See Ghim et al., 40. 2, 195-200. —Viddi, F. A., & Freitas, T. R. O., Behavioural responses of Chilean dolphins (Cephalorhynchus eutropia) to boats in Yaldad Rogers, T. L. Bay, southern Chile, 31.2, 234-242. —Influences of female pupping habitat and maternal care on the vocal repertoire size of male phocid seals, 31.1, 96-103. Rice, C. D. See Bossart et al., 34.2, 166-177. Rohrbach, L. See Kretzmann et al., 36.2, 178-187. Rich, Jr., H. B. See Hauser et al., 34.3, 303-309. Romano, T. A. See Bossart et al., 34.2, 166-177. Richardson, W. J. See Holst et al., 37.2, 139-150. Roos, A. See Southall et al., 33.4, 411-521. —Book Review: Grey seals in the North Atlantic and the Baltic, 39.1, 103. Richlen, M. F. —& Thomas, J. A., Acoustic behavior of Antarctic killer whales Roque, M. A. A. (Orcinus orca) recorded near the ice edge of McMurdo Sound, See Aragones et al., 36.3, 219-233. Antarctica, 34.4, 448-457. Rosanova, E. I. See Popov et al., 33.1, 24-33. Rosas, F. C. W. Sarmiento, J. See Guterres-Pazin et al., 38.3, 322-324; 40.2, 139-149. See Aliaga-Rossel et al., 36.3, 284-287. See Silveira et al., 37.2, 208-212. Sazima, I. Rosen, D. A. S. See Silva-Jr. et al., 31.4, 468-472. —& Trites, A. W., Short Note: Resting metabolic rate of a mature Scarpaci, C. male beluga whale (Delphinapterus leucas), 39.1, 85-88. See Stafford-Bell et al., 38.3, 241-249. See Rechsteiner et al., 39.3, 241-252. See Trites et al., 32.1, 85-97. Scarr, M. See Stafford-Bell et al., 38.3, 241-249. Rossi-Santos, M. R. —& Wedekin, L. L., Evidence of bottom contact behavior by Schaefer, A. M. estuarine dolphins (Sotalia guianensis) on the eastern coast of —Reif, J. S., Goldstein, J. D., Ryan, C. N., Fair, P. A., & Brazil, 32.2, 140-144. Bossart, G. D., Serological evidence of exposure to selected viral, bacterial, and protozoal pathogens in free-ranging Atlantic Rotstein, D. bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) from the Indian River See Berman-Kowalewski et al., 36.1, 59-66. Lagoon, Florida, and Charleston, South Carolina, 35.2, 163-170. Rotta, A. See Bechdel et al., 35.3, 367-377. See Pennino et al., 39.3, 282-289. See Bergfelt et al., 39.2, 187-195. Rowles, T. K. See Lewis et al., 39.4, 324-329. See Balmer et al., 37.2, 187-192. Scharpegge, J. See Gulland et al., 34.2, 182-191. See Jurczynski et al., 38.1, 43-55. See Wells et al., 40.3, 252-259. Schaufler, L. E. Rowntree, V. J. See Logerwell & Schaufler, 31.1, 62-82. See Valenzuela et al., 36.2, 138-147. Scheer, M. Rushing, C. —Short Note: Call vocalizations recorded among short-finned See Koski et al., 35.3, 347-357. pilot whales (Globicephala macrorhynchus) off Tenerife, Canary Russon, A. E. Islands, 39. 3, 306-313. —Acquisition of complex foraging skills in juvenile and Scheffer, V. A. adolescent orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus): Developmental —Historical Perspectives: Reflections on the human condition, influences, 32.4, 500-510. 34.2, 231-254. Ryan, C. N. —Obituary for Victor B. Scheffer, Ph.D., 37.4, 553-554. See O’Brien et al., 40.2, 191-194. Scheinin, A. P. See Schaefer et al., 35.2, 163-170. —Goffman, O., Elasar, M., Perelberg, A., & Kerem, D. H., Short Sadou, M. C. Note: Mediterranean monk seal (Monachus monachus) resighted —Beltran, R. S., & Reichmuth, C., Short Note: A calibration along the Israeli coastline after more than half a century, 37.3, procedure for measuring pinniped vibrissae using 241-242. photogrammetry, 40.2, 213-218. Schick, R. S. Sagnol, O. See Curtice et al., 37.3, 360-371. —& Reitsma, F., A spatio-temporal model to track individuals Schlundt, C. E. from a shore-based station: A case study for sperm whales See Finneran et al., 33.1, 43-54. (Physeter macrocephalus) off Kaikoura, New Zealand, 40.4, Schmelzer, K. R. 321-328. See Neale et al., 35.1, 1-11. Salinas, C. Schneider, L. S. See Díaz-Aguirre et al., 38.1, 76-80. See Bossart et al., 31.4, 473-480. Salinas, Z. M. Schofield, T. D. See Guerrero-Ruiz et al., 32.3, 265-272. —Early, G., Wenzel, F. W., Matassa, K., Perry, C., Beekman, Samuelson, D. G., Whitaker, B., Gebhard, E., Walton, W., & Swingle, M., See Kot et al., 38.4, 423-427. Rehabilitation and homing behavior of a satellite-tracked harbor Sanchez, R. porpoise (Phocoena phocoena), 34.1, 1-8. See Bossart et al., 31.4, 473-480. See Karamanlidis & Schofield, 37.3, 225. Sanderson, K. J. Schop, J. See Filby et al., 36.1, 33-45. See Kastelein et al., 40.3, 232-242. Sanfelice, D. Schorr, G. —& Ferigolo, J., Short Note: Skull fracture in a Bryde’s whale See Baird et al., 37.4, 506-511; 39.3, 253-269. (Balaenoptera edeni) specimen from Southern Brazil, 38.1, See Gulland et al., 34.2, 182-191. 98-101. Schotten, M. Santos dos Reis, M. d. S. —Book Review: The dusky dolphin: Master acrobat off different See Batista et al., 31.4, 434-437. shores, 36.4, 410-412. Santos, M. B. Schreer, J. F. See Pierce et al., 37.3, 284-297. —Lapierre, J. L., & Hammill, M. O., Stomach temperature telemetry reveals that harbor seal (Phoca vitulina) pups primarily Santos, P. nurse in the water, 36.3, 270-277. See Hale et al., 37.3, 298-304. Schultz, J. K. Sañudo-Wilhelmy, S. —Population genetics of the monk seals (genus Monachus): See Kretzmann et al., 36.2, 178-187. A review, 37.3, 227-235. Sargeant-Green, H. See Timmel et al., 34.4, 402-411. Schusterman, R. J. Siebert, U. —Book Review: Entanglements: The intertwined fates of whales —Pozniak, B., Hansen, K. A., Nordstrom, G., Teilmann, J., and fishermen, 32.1, 114-115. van Elk, N., Vossen, A., & Dietz, R., Investigations of thyroid —Historical Perspectives: Pinniped psychobiology: The early and stress hormones in free-ranging and captive harbor porpoises years, 36.1, 84-110. (Phocoena phocoena): A pilot study, 37.4, 443-453. See Lindemann et al., 32.4, 483-490. See Desportes et al., 33.3, 286-292 See Lynn et al., 36.1, 79-83. See Hasselmeier et al., 34.2, 149-156. Schwacke, L. H. See Lucke et al., 33.1, 55-68. See Adams et al., 32.3, 374-384. Siegal-Willott, J. See Balmer et al., 36.1, 1-8; 37.2, 187-192. See Wong et al., 38.1, 1-16. See Wells et al., 40.3, 252-259. Sigler, T. Schwalb, A. N. See Wilkin et al., 38.3, 301-310. See Fudge et al., 35.2, 226-252. Sigurjónsson, J. Schwartz, S. J. See Kjeld et al., 32.1, 75-84. See Holst et al., 37.2, 139-150. Silva, F. J. L. Scott, N. J. See Silva-Jr. et al., 31.4, 468-472. —& Parsons, E. C. M., A survey of public opinion on seal Silva, F. M. O. management in southwestern Scotland, 31.1, 104-109. —Vergara-Parente, J. E., Gomes, J. K. N., Teixeira, M. N., Sears, R. Attademo, F. L. N., & Silva, J. C. R., Blood chemistry of Antillean See Kot et al., 38.4, 423-427. manatees (Trichechus manatus manatus): Age variations, 35.2, Sekula-Wood, E. 253-258. See Fire et al., 36.4, 342-350. Silva, I. F. Self-Sullivan, C. —Kaufman, G. D., Rankin, R. W., & Maldini, D., Short Note: See Bacchus et al., 35.1, 62-71. Presence and distribution of Hawaiian falser killer whales See LaCommare et al., 34.1, 35-43. (Pseudorca crassidens) in Maui County waters: A historical perspective, 39.4, 409-414. Sepúlveda, M. See Pérez et al., 32.1, 109-113. Silva, J. C. R. See Silva et al., 35.2, 253-258. Serran, D. —Greig, D. J., Rios, C. A., Zabka, T. S., & Gulland, F. M. D., Silva, L. C. L. C. Evaluation of aqueous humor as a surrogate for serum See Silveira et al., 37.2, 208-212. biochemistry in California sea lions (Zalophus californianus), Silva, M. 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