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Stranded marine mammal detection by the public, trained responders, and drones using decoy carcasses by Ponti, Mary J., Russell, Mackenzie L., Díaz Clark, Cristina, Cloyed, Carl S., Carmichael, Ruth H., Johnson, Christina L., Bloodgood, Jennifer C. G.

“…Stranded marine mammals provide valuable insight into population health of free‐ranging conspecifics; however, the likelihood of carcass detection by the…”
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FOUR CASES OF SEVERED PEDUNCLES IN BOTTLENOSE DOLPHINS ( TURSIOPS TRUNCATUS ) ALONG THE ALABAMA COAST by Munday, McKenzie R, Russell, Mackenzie L, Clark, Cristina Díaz, Delaney, Martha A, Kinsel, Michael J, Carmichael, Ruth H, Bloodgood, Jennifer C G

“…Alabama (AL) is a hotspot in the Gulf of Mexico (GoM) for human interaction-related cetacean strandings, including harassment, vessel strikes, and fisheries…”
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Effects of tissue decomposition on stable isotope ratios and implications for use of stranded animals in research by Cloyed, Carl S., Johnson, Che'Isha, DaCosta, Kayla P., Clance, Lauren R., Russell, Mackenzie L., Díaz Clark, Cristina, Hieb, Elizabeth E., Carmichael, Ruth H.

“…Stable isotope analysis (SIA) provides ecological data that can be safely and efficiently collected on endangered, threatened, and cryptic species. Marine…”
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Description of a Unique Solitary Feeding Strategy Observed in Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) in the Biloxi Marsh, Louisiana by Samuelson, Mystera M., Millan Ambert, Ashley, Díaz Clark, Cristina, Solangi, Moby

“…Bottlenose dolphins’ (Tursiops truncatus) foraging strategies in the Biloxi Marsh have received little attention when compared with other comparable habitats…”
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Evaluation of fatty acids and carnitine as biomarkers of PFOS exposure in biota (fish and dolphin) from Galveston Bay and the northwestern Gulf of Mexico by Nolen, Rayna M, Prouse, Alexandra, Russell, Mackenzie L, Bloodgood, Jennifer, Díaz Clark, Cristina, Carmichael, Ruth H, Petersen, Lene H, Kaiser, Karl, Hala, David, Quigg, Antonietta

“…Perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) is a ubiquitous pollutant that elicits a wide range of toxic effects in exposed biota. Coastal zones in highly urbanized or…”
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