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• 56 lNropurlanoNeNnTEcm{oLocYRpponr I Fixed-width Aerial Transects for Determining Dugong Population
• Aust. J. Zool., 1995,43, 119-27 Digesta Passage Times in the Dugong
• Environmental Conservation 33 (2): 164171 2006 Foundation for Environmental Conservation doi:10.1017/S0376892906002992 Factors influencing the sustainability of customary dugong hunting
• Ackerman, B. B., Wright, S. D., Bonde, R. K., Odell, D. K. & Banowetz, D. J. 1995, `Trends and patterns in mortality of manatees in Florida, 19741992', pp. 223258 in Population
• Aust. Wild Res., 1989, 16, 239-49 Aerial Surveys of Sea Turtles in the
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• Corrigendum Corrigendum to bDiving behaviour of dugongs, Dugong dugonQ
• Status Report and Action Plans for Countries and Territories
• BYH.MARSH,T.f. o'sHEAAND KesearchGnSirenians
• C S I R O P U B L I S H I N G Wildlife Research
• T H E S T A T U SO F T H E D U G O N GI N T O R R E SS T R A I T H e l e n e M a r s h
• Temporal variability in the life history and reproductive biology of female dugongs in Torres Strait: The likely role of sea grass dieback
• The AustralianFishManagementAuthority THESTATUSOF DUGONGS,SEATURTLESAND DOLPHINS
• DOI 10.1007/s00442-006-0477-1 PLANT ANIMAL INTERACTIONS
• TheHeartof theDugong(Dugongdugon)andthewest Indian Manatee (Trichechusmanatus)(Sirenia)
• W. F. Perrin, R. R. Reeves, M. L. L. Dolar, T. A. Jefferson, H. Marsh, J. Y. Wang and J. Estacion
• Establishing Representative No-Take Areas in the Great Barrier Reef: Large-Scale Implementation of
• 7 DETERMINATION OF CAUSES OF DEATH Careful observations of stranded marine mammals can document evidence of natural mortality,
• * Present address: Far Seas Fishenes Research Laboratory, 5-7-1 Orido, Shimizu. Shizuoka-ken. 424 Japan.
• A future for the dugong? Helene Marsh, Helen Penrose and Carole Eros
• REP.INT. WHAL. COMMN (SPECIALISSUE6) Anatomic and Pathologic Observationsof Female
• Incorporating dugong habitats into the marine protected area design for the Great Barrier
• Coral Reels(1990)9:155-160 Biasin mantatow surveysof Acanthasterplanci
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• STUDIES 0~ THE BIOLOGY 0~ TRADITIONAL MARINE RESOURCES THE DUGONG PROBLEM
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• TECHNICALREPORT-NUMBER25 THESTRANDING
• BULLETIN OF MARINE SCIENCE, 71(3): 12151226, 2002 TESTING THE SEDIMENT-TRAPPING PARADIGM OF SEAGRASS
• Wildl.Res., 1995,22,547-59 Estimating the Age of Wild Rock-wallabiesby
• 6.1 Biologica!Conseruation25 (1983) l-3 ProbableSusceptibilityof Dugongsto CaptureStress
• BiologicalInvasions(2005)7 459475 Selectivityin vectormanagement:an investigationof
• MARINE MAMMAL SCIENCE, 24(1): 8190 ( January 2008) C 2007 by the Society for Marine Mammalogy
• C S I R O P U B L I S H I N G Australian Journal
• Aust. Wildl. Res., 1989, 16, 639-50 An Experimental Evaluation of Dugong and
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• MARINE MAMMAL SCIENCE,16(3):684-694(July2000) O 2000 by the Societyfor MarineMammalogy
• BLUK058-McClanahan September 24, 2006 11:34 Progress Towards the Cooperative
• MarineBiology14.35 40 (1983) Transformationof soft coral (CoelenterataiOctocorallia)terpenes
• Specimen No. ATTACHMENT 2. DUGONG STRANDING & NECROPSY DATA SHEET
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• 5 SPECIMEN COLLECTION AND PRESERVATION This section outlines the use of fixatives and preservatives used in necropsy procedures and
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• A TUTUREFORTHE DUGONG? HeleneMarsh, Helen Penroseand CaroleEros
• Aust. Wildl. Res., 1990, 17, 511-24 The Distribution and Abundance of Dugongs
• The status of the dugong in the Great Barrier Reef Marine H Marsh"' and P Corkeron'
• REPBRT TO THE GREAT BARRTER REEF T{ARINE PARK AUTHORITY f t e s u l t s o f t h e a e r i a , l s u r v e y f o r d u g o n g s c o n d u c t e d i n t h e
• Aust. J. Wildl. Res., 1976, 3, 117-21 Extreme Risk of Mortality to Dugongs
• 6 TRANSPORTATION OF SPECIMENS All samples to be transported should be packaged in heavy-duty containers and should comply
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• OBSERVATIONSON THE OVARIES OF AN ISOLATED MINKE WHALE: EVIDENCE FOR SPONTANEOUS
• Descriptionofkeyspeciesgroupsinthenorthernplanningarea description of key species groups in the northern planning area
• Aquaculture, 12 (1977) 235-248 o Elsevier Scientific Publishing Company, Amsterdam -Printed in The Netherlands
• Non-ReproductiveMating In Short-Finned Pilot Whales
• Bewareflyingmud! CONSERVATION is no strangerto
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• "Biqlogical Efi~ironment ,." The Status of the Dugong in Torres Strait
• Pressures and effects on the Great Barrier Reef lagoon
• Marsh el al. Dugongs in health and disease Dugongs in Health and Disease
• GREATBARRIERREEF SCIEI\CE,USE
• Managing the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area
• Reproductionin MarineMammals
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• Hsr-ENEMARSH 75 The Life History, Pattern of Brcedhg, and population Dynamics
• CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO Conserving marine mammals and reptiles
• ..,i{s$}Tllgi SrnnrectEs FoR coNsERvtNGMARTNEMAMMALS
• Dugong dugon(Miiller, 1776) Masaharu Nishiwaki and Helene Marsh
• FisheryAssessmentReport Torres Strait Dugong
• Environmental Studies 22388-002-362
• RESEARCH PUBLICATION NO. 77 Dugong distribution and abundance
• Report Number R 01/0895 Report Title
• The Status of the Dugong in the Southern
• Catchment to Reef: Water Quality Issues in the
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• Title: Prioritising areas for dugong conservation in a marine protected area using a spatially explicit population model
• THE RISK TO DUGONGS OF VESSEL STRIKE IN THE SOUTHERN BAY ISLANDS AREA OF
• Raising Indigenous community awareness and promoting on-ground recovery activities
• .a flxJh, lr REPORTTO TTiE GREATBARRIER REEFMARINEPARK AUTTIORITY
• The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority IrHEDISTRIBIITIoNANDABI'NDAI{CEoFCETACEANS
• flars,,+ Sqatktol, 17rc TheAustralian FisheriesService
• Helene Marsh Publications August 15 2006. Lawler IR, Aragone sL.,Berding, N. Marsh, H Foley WJ (2006) Near Infra Red Spectroscopy is a rapid
• THE FOREGUT GLANDS OF VERMIVOROUS CONE SHELLS [Manuscript received 8 July 19711
• foxicon, 197l, Yol. 9, pp. 63-67. lergamon Press.Prinred in Great Britain. THE CASEINASE ACTIVITY OF SOME VERMIVOROUS
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• Comp. Biochem. Physiol.,1911, Vol. 56A, pp 7 to l0 Pergamon Press. Printecl in Great Britain THE ROLE OF THE MIDGUT CAECUM AND LARGE
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• Aust. Wildl. Res., 1982, 9, 55-67 Analysis of Stomach Contents of
• REP-INT. W}IAL. COMMN (SPECIAI-ISSUE 6) Changesin the ovaries of the Short-Finnedpilot Whale,
• Aust. J. Zool., 1984, 32, 767-88 Breeding Cycle, Life History and Population
• Aust. J. Zool., 1984, 32, 721-42 Changes in the Male Reproductive Organs of the
• SIGHTINGS OF HUMPBACK WHALES IN GREAT BARRIER REEF WATERS
• THE OCCURRENCEOF TWO FORMSOF MINKE WHALES IN EAST AUSTRALIAN WATERS WITH A DESCRIPTION OF
• Aust. Wildl. Res., 1989, 16, 429-40 Distribution and Abundance of
• CORRECTINGFORVISIBILITYBIASIN STRIPTRANSECT AERIALSURVEYSOFAQUATICFAUNA
• Aust. Wildl. Res., 1990, 17, 83-100 Development and Application of Conventional
• Aquatic Mammals 1994,20.3, 155 170 Sirenianstatusandconservationefforts
• Wildl.Res., 1994, 21, 149-61 The Distribution and Abundance of the
• Ecological Sustaina-bility a+d the Sleconciliation Process in Queensland
• E L S E V I E R '"^r'I :;;;KiiJ33,11?3'i,li;i3Printedin
• A. R. Preen and H. Marsh Hervey Bay (253, 152"45'E) is a large (3800 km2),U-shaped embayment formed by Fraser Island, off
• Wildl.Res., 1995,22,699-708 Home-range Characteristics and Movement Patterns
• Molecular EcologY 7996'5' 45A57 TECHNICAL NOT E
• C S I R O P U B L I S H I N G Wildlife Research
• BehavEcol Sociobiol(1998)43: 1-9 @ Springer-Verlag 1998 Enhancementof repruductivesuccessthrcughmatechoice
• Ethicsof Field Research:Do fournals Set the Standard? HeleneMarshand CaroleM. Eros
• C S I R O P U B L I S H I N G Volume 50, 1999
• MARINE MAMMAL SCIENCE,1J(l):210-255 Qanuary7)))) @ 1999by the Societyfor MarineMammalogy
• Impact of Dugong grazitg and turtle croppitg on tropical seagrasscommunities
• Diving behaviour of dugongs, Dugong dugon B. Louise Chilversa
• The role of ethics in experimental marine biology and ecology
• Animal Conservation (2004) 7, 435443 C 2004 The Zoological Society of London. Printed in the United Kingdom DOI:10.1017/S1367943004001635 Aerial surveys and the potential biological removal technique
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• Variation in biogeochemical parameters across intertidal seagrass meadows in the central Great Barrier Reef region
• UNCORRECTEDPROOF Seagrass as pasture for seacows: Landscape-level
• Movement heterogeneity of dugongs, Dugong dugon (Mller), over large spatial scales
• Contributed Paper Rapid Assessment of Risks to a Mobile Marine
• AQUATIC CONSERVATION: MARINE AND FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS Aquatic Conserv: Mar. Freshw. Ecosyst. (2008)
• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Many people have assisted in the preparation of this manual. We would like to thank the many
• ATTACHMENT 3. A list of Dugong morphometrics (standardised measurements, Heinsohn 1981) with diagrammatic instructions
• 8 GLOSSARY2 Abscess -a localised collection of pus in a cavity formed by disintegration of tissues.
• 1 INTRODUCTION Data and specimens collected from dugong carcasses and live stranded individuals provide vital
• 2 ELEMENTS OF A STRANDING NETWORK The gathering of good information from a live stranding or carcass incident requires an
• 4 NECROPSY TECHNIQUE Performing an effective necropsy requires consistent procedures, or the keeping of detailed
• REP.INT.WHAL.COMMN(SPECIALISSUE3),1980 AgeDeterminationof the Dugong(Dugongdugon (Miiller))
• Managementof TraditionalHuntingof Dugongs [Dugongdugon(Muller,1776)iin the NorthernGreat
• Movement heterogeneity of dugongs, Dugong dugon1 (Mller) over large spatial scales2
• molt.Stud.(19'77)43,1-rl. i 5 Arib .;*?i
• Occurrence and Conservation of the Dugong (Sirenia: Dugongidae) in New South Wales
• Uniaersity-in dustry links-thebi7Picture
• Spatial patterns of sub-tidal seagrasses and their tissue nutrients in the Torres Strait, northern Australia: Implications for management
• 3 INCIDENT RESPONSE PROCEDURES There are several stages involved in responding to a dugong live stranding or carcass incident
• Conservationof Australia's ffi(secondedition)
• Wildlife Research CSIRO Publishing
• AN AMERICAN EMPIRE? It's the issue of the era. Has America's new power and authority in the world turned it into a rogue power? Or are
• Australian Journal of Zoology, 1996,44,659-74 Milk Composition and Productionin Free-living
• Coral Reefs(992) 11:179181 @ Springer-Verlag 1992
• MARINE MAMMAL SCIENCE,l(1):78-84 (January1989) O 1989by the Socieryfor MarineMammalogy
• 11t.riton.19,1O.\'ol. E. ff. l7l 277. Pergamon Press. Priilted in Great Britain PRELIMINARY STUDIESOF THE VENOMS OF SOME
• 84 I\ToRMATIoNANDTecrwolocv Rnponr I Age afldseasonanty in sper:matogenesis of Florida Manatees
• Response of dugongs to boat traffic: the risk of disturbance and displacement Amanda J. Hodgson, Helene Marsh
• Report Number R99/0497 Report Title
• MICROSATELLITE DNA FINGBRPRINTINGCONFIRMSDIZYGOTIC TWINNING AND PATERNITY IN THE ALLIED ROCK.WALLABY,
• Asian MarineBiology14 (1997):49-59 DISTRIBUTION AND STATUS OF HUMP-BACKED DOLPHINS' SOUSA
• .MarineBiologv57' 201-219 (1980) TheUnusualMetal Statusof the DugongDugongdugon
• Ecological Applications, 15(2), 2005, pp. 481492 2005 by the Ecological Society of America
• Molecular Ecology (7995)4, 523-5?5 P R I M E R N O T E
• ATTACHMENT 1. MARINE WILDLIFE STRANDING AND MORTALITY REPORT DOLPHINS, WHALES, DUGONG, TURTLES, SEA BIRDS, SEASNAKES
• Wildl. Res., 1992, 19, 17-33 The Diet of the Allied Rock-wallaby,
• EXPLOITING MARINE WILDLIFE IN QUEENSLAND: THE COMMERCIAL DUGONG AND MARINE TURTLE
• 34't Dugong collapsein boih speciesoccurred betu'een 20 and 50 m. The
• Is attempting to change marine mammal behaviour a generic solution to the bycatch problem? A dugong case study
• FINAL REPORT to the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
• 6C. SIRENS OF Sea colrs belong to an obsctre order
• Volume22 August2005 EditorialCommentary
• The Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphin, Sousa chinensis (Osbeck, 1765), in Australian Waters: A Summary of Current Knowledge
• , / -i . " , > t l : i a 2. ., Marine mammalresearchin Australia
• Thereplilesond mqmmolsinAusfrolionseos:lheir stofusqnd monogement