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EEZ Mammals and Acoustics Staff
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Dr. Jay Barlow (Program Leader)
Southwest Fisheries Science Center
Phone: (858) 546-7178
Fax: (858) 546-7003
Combined Visual & Acoustic Line-Transect Surveys, Computer Intensive Statistical Methods, Marine Mammal Mortality and Life History
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Jim Carretta
SouthwestFisheries Science Center
Phone: (858) 546-7171
Fax: (858) 546-7003
Aerial Line-Transect Surveys, Marine Mammal Stock Assessments, Protected Species Bycatch Estimates
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Dr. Karin Forney
Southwest Fisheries Science Center
Phone: (831) 420-3908
Fax: (858) 546-7003
Aerial Line-Transect surveys, Cetacean Abundance and Population Trends, Environmental Models of Cetacean Distribution, Fishery Bycatch, Marine Mammal Stock Assessments
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Mark Lowry
SouthwestFisheries Science Center
Phone: (858) 546-7174
Fax: (858) 546-7003
Pinniped Censusing, Aerial Photogrammetry, Sea Lion Diet Studies |
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Shannon Rankin
SouthwestFisheries Science Center
Phone: (858) 546-7181
Fax: (858) 546-7003
Cetacean Bioacoustics, Acoustic Line-Transect Surveys, Array Building, 'Boing'-Buster
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Jessica V. Redfern, Ph.D.
Southwest Fisheries Science Center
Quantitative Ecologist
Phone: 858-546-7117
Fax: 858-546-7198
My research addresses questions about the factors influencing cetacean distributions in the eastern Pacific Ocean. Of particular importance is the relationship between cetacean distributions and oceanographic variables such as temperature, salinity, thermocline depth, nutrient concentration, chlorophyll concentration, and primary productivity. Additionally, the distribution of prey fish and squid should influence cetacean distributions. I will explore the influence of these factors on cetacean distributions using a Geographic Information System and multivariate statistical models.
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2/9/2007 |
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