Ecological Applications, 16(6), 2006, pp. 2293–2312 Ó 2006 by the Ecological Society of America INCORPORATING DIVERSE DATA AND REALISTIC COMPLEXITY INTO DEMOGRAPHIC ESTIMATION PROCEDURES FOR SEA OTTERS M. TIM TINKER,1

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• Cartography
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• Sea otter
• Statistics
• Demography

Social Studies Community in Crisis: An Exercise in Conflict Resolution Objectives/Standards met: Washington

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• Fauna of California
• Fur trade
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MARINE ECOLOGY PROGRESS SERIES Mar Ecol Prog Ser Vol. 271: 233–243, 2004 Published April 28

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• Veneridae
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• Saxitoxin
• Saxidomus
• Tresus capax
• Clam

Scientists’ Statement Regarding Captive Cetaceans Odontocetes (toothed whales, dolphins and porpoises) are among the most intelligent and socially complex mammals.1 As marine mammal biologists, we believe that odontoce

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• Megafauna
• Biota
• Cetaceans
• Oceanic dolphins
• Dolphin
• Toothed whale
• Cetacea
• Killer whale
• Whale
• Erich Hoyt
• Giuseppe Notarbartolo di Sciara

Glossary Abundant: Plentiful. Adaptation: A change in an animal’s behavior or body that allows it to live better in its surroundings. Behavior: What an animal does; its reactions or actions under specific conditions. B

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• Keystone species

3 Universities Council on Water Resources Journal of Contemporary Water Research & Education Issue 157, Pages 3-13, April 2016

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• Biota
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• Geography of California
• North American river otter
• Sea otter
• Species reintroduction
• Aquatic mammal
• American River

Divisional Graduate AwardsRebecca and Steve Sooy Graduate Fellowship in Marine Mammals: Sarah McKay (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Sarah Kienle (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Rachel Holser (Ecology and Evo

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Conservation Activities 1. Look for stream, river and coastal clean-up days. See the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary (http://montereybay.noaa.gov/) and California Coastal Commission (http://www.coastal.ca.gov/inde

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• Kelp forest
• Monterey Bay Aquarium
• Kelp
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• Tool use by sea otters

QUANTITATIVE A SSESSMENT OF S EA O TTER B ENTHIC P REY COMMUNITIES WITHIN THE OLYMPIC C OAST N ATIONAL MARINE S ANCTUARY: 1999 RE- SURVEY OF 1995 AND 1985 MONITORING S TATIONS Dr. Rikk G. Kvitek, Pat J. Iampietro and Kat

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• Trophic cascade
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• Coralline algae
• Cape Flattery
• Tatoosh Island
• Washington
• Sea urchin
• Foliose lichen

USGS-UCSC Cooperative Sea Otter Research Organization/Agency: USGS-UCSC Cooperative Research Unit Date: August 12,Supervisor/Sponsor: M. Tim Tinker Supervisor/Sponsor Title: Adjunct Faculty EEB

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