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3. An assessment of temporal, spatial and taxonomic trends in harmful algal toxin exposure in stranded marine mammals from the U.S. New England coast

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Fire, Spencer E., primary, Bogomolni, Andrea, additional, DiGiovanni, Robert A., additional, Early, Greg, additional, Leighfield, Tod A., additional, Matassa, Keith, additional, Miller, Glenn A., additional, Moore, Kathleen M. T., additional, Moore, Michael, additional, Niemeyer, Misty, additional, Pugliares, Katie, additional, Wang, Zhihong, additional, and Wenzel, Frederick W., additional

Published
2021
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8. Phocine Distemper Virus: Current Knowledge and Future Directions

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Duignan, Pádraig, primary, Van Bressem, Marie-Françoise, additional, Baker, Jason, additional, Barbieri, Michelle, additional, Colegrove, Kathleen, additional, De Guise, Sylvain, additional, de Swart, Rik, additional, Di Guardo, Giovanni, additional, Dobson, Andrew, additional, Duprex, W., additional, Early, Greg, additional, Fauquier, Deborah, additional, Goldstein, Tracey, additional, Goodman, Simon, additional, Grenfell, Bryan, additional, Groch, Kátia, additional, Gulland, Frances, additional, Hall, Ailsa, additional, Jensen, Brenda, additional, Lamy, Karina, additional, Matassa, Keith, additional, Mazzariol, Sandro, additional, Morris, Sinead, additional, Nielsen, Ole, additional, Rotstein, David, additional, Rowles, Teresa, additional, Saliki, Jeremy, additional, Siebert, Ursula, additional, Waltzek, Thomas, additional, and Wellehan, James, additional

Published
2014
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17. NEW PREY SPECIES FOR NORTHWESTERN ATLANTIC HUMPBACK WHALES

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Laerm, Joshua, primary, Wenzel, Frederick, additional, Craddock, James E., additional, Weinand, Daniel, additional, Mcgurk, John, additional, Harris, Michael J., additional, Early, Greg A., additional, Mead, James G., additional, Potter, Charles W., additional, and Barros, Nelio B., additional

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1997
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23. Static inflation and deflation pressure—volume curves from excised lungs of marine mammals.

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Fahlmanh, Andreas, Loring, Stephen H., Ferrigno, Massimo, Moore, Colby, Early, Greg, Niemeyer, Misty, Lentell, Betty, Wenzel, Frederic, Joy, Ruth, and Moore, Michael J.

Subjects
MARINE mammals, MAMMAL anatomy, RESPIRATORY organs, NITROGEN, PULMONARY alveoli, DECOMPRESSION sickness
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Excised lungs from eight marine mammal species [harp seal (Pagophilus groenlandicus), harbor seal (Phoca vitulina), gray seal (Halichoerus grypus), Atlantic white-sided dolphin (Lagenorhynchus acutus), common dolphin (Deiphinus deiphis), Risso's dolphin (Grampus griseus), long-finned pilot whale (Globicephala melas) and harbor porpoise (Phocoena phocoena)] were used to determine the minimum air volume of the relaxed lung (MAV, N=15), the elastic properties (pressure-volume curves, N=24) of the respiratory system and the total lung capacity (TLC). Our data indicate that mass-specific TLC (sTLC, 1 kg-1) does not differ between species or groups (odontocete vs phocid) and agree with that estimated (TLCest) from body mass (Mb) by applying the equation: TLCest=0.135 Mb0.92. Measured MAV was on average 7% of TLC, with a range from 0 to 16%. The pressure-volume curves were similar among species on inflation but diverged during deflation in phocids in comparison with odontocetes. These differences provide a structural basis for observed species differences in the depth at which lungs collapse and gas exchange ceases. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2011
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24. The real status of ATM cards

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Hibner, Dale, Groom, Frank, and Early, Greg

Subjects
ATM adapter, ZeitNet Inc. -- Product information, ZeitNet ZN1221 (ATM adapter) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, ZeitNet ZN1225 (ATM adapter) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, ZeitNet ZN1215 (ATM adapter) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, ZeitNet ZN1211 (ATM adapter) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Communications boards/cards -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations
Abstract

The furor in the marketplace for ATM systems causes one to wonder what the real status of the equipment capability is. So Communications News sought an unbiased test environment to […]

Published
1996

25. Response.

Author

Moore, Michael J. and Early, Greg A.

Subjects
*LETTERS to the editor, *SPERM whale
Abstract

Presents a letter to the editor about the sperm whale bone lesions.

Published
2005

26. Navy Cargo Handlers In Support Of Operation Trident Arch VII.

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Early, Greg

Abstract

Describes a mission of three members of the United States Navy Cargo Handling Battalion to assist in a major offload and onload of the Military Sealift Command contract vessel MV Greenwave in Pohang, Korea, for Trident Arch VII. Cooperation among the three Naval Expeditionary Logicstics Support Force units.

Published
2000

28. NCHB 10 Moves Cargo in Support of Fleet Hospital and the U.S. Marine Corps.

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Early, Greg

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Reports on the completion of the United States Navy Cargo Handling Battalion 10's (NCHB 10) final Trident Arch VII offload of the MV Green Ridge on August 11 and 12, 2000. Highlights of the two-day operation; Savings realized by the Marine Corps and the Fleet Hospital Support Office in using the services of the NCHB 10; Contact information.

Published
2000

29. Discrimination between bycatch and other causes of cetacean and pinniped stranding.

Author

Bernaldo de Quirós Y, Hartwick M, Rotstein DS, Garner MM, Bogomolni A, Greer W, Niemeyer ME, Early G, Wenzel F, and Moore M

Subjects
Animals, Cause of Death, Conservation of Natural Resources, Drowning pathology, Drowning veterinary, Female, Fisheries, Male, Caniformia, Cetacea
Abstract

The challenge of identifying cause of death in discarded bycaught marine mammals stems from a combination of the non-specific nature of the lesions of drowning, the complex physiologic adaptations unique to breath-holding marine mammals, lack of case histories, and the diverse nature of fishing gear. While no pathognomonic lesions are recognized, signs of acute external entanglement, bulging or reddened eyes, recently ingested gastric contents, pulmonary changes, and decompression-associated gas bubbles have been identified in the condition of peracute underwater entrapment (PUE) syndrome in previous studies of marine mammals. We reviewed the gross necropsy and histopathology reports of 36 cetaceans and pinnipeds including 20 directly observed bycaught and 16 live stranded animals that were euthanized between 2005 and 2011 for lesions consistent with PUE. We identified 5 criteria which present at significantly higher rates in bycaught marine mammals: external signs of acute entanglement, red or bulging eyes, recently ingested gastric contents, multi-organ congestion, and disseminated gas bubbles detected grossly during the necropsy and histologically. In contrast, froth in the trachea or primary bronchi, and lung changes (i.e. wet, heavy, froth, edema, congestion, and hemorrhage) were poor indicators of PUE. This is the first study that provides insight into the different published parameters for PUE in bycatch. For regions frequently confronted by stranded marine mammals with non-specific lesions, this could potentially aid in the investigation and quantification of marine fisheries interactions.

Published
2018
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