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Seismic Survey Work by the CRRU
Seismic surveys are conducted using vessels towing air gun arrays (seen towed behind the vessel, photo right); cylinders of compressed air that produce loud ...
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Name a Whale or Dolphin Application Form
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML If you wish to name a whale or dolphin as a gift, please fill in the recipient's details below and add ... Name a Whale or Dolphin Application Form ...
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Microsoft PowerPoint - Haskins_&_Robinson_ECS2007
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Apr 25, 2007 ... right and a pronounced kyphotic hump in the thoracic region, directly ... a slight kyphotic hump in the caudal a slight kyphotic hump in the ...
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Cetacean Species - Bottlenose dolphin
The feeding techniques used by bottlenose dolphins are diverse and complex and may include: co-operative hunting, working in groups to herd fish in the open ...
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Cetacean Research & Rescue Unit - Strandings...what to do?
Stranded whales & dolphins ...how can you help? ... DO NOT PUT YOURSELF AT RISK. Whales and dolphins are powerful animals and they can carry diseases that ...
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Taxonomy
The following taxonomy provides the most complete and up-to-date* reference in .... Bottlenose dolphin. Tursiops aduncus. Indian Ocean bottlenose dolphin ...
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Cetacean Research & Rescue Unit - Strandings...what to do?
For a copy of the CRRU's newly-released "Scottish Strandings Poster", with contact numbers and advice on what to do if you find a stranded dolphin or seal, ...
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Cetacean Research & Rescue Unit - Name a dolphin
You may like to name the dolphin after yourself, after a loved one, or as a special gift. In return for your valued support, naming a bottlenose dolphin ...
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BOTTLENOSE BOOGIE CD - MUSIC OF THE DOLPHINS
The Cetacean Research (& Rescue) Unit, Dolphins & Whales of the Moray Firth.
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Cetacean Research & Rescue Unit - Live porpoise stranding, Fraserburgh
As a small cetacean with a large surface area to mass ratio, porpoises lose heat readily to their environment. The harbour porpoise tends to live life on ...
