Guidelines for approaching marine mammals in Australian waters
There are a number of guidelines in place for specified approach distances for marine mammals. The Australian National
Assessing the genotoxicity of heavy metals and organic pollutants in Burrunan Dolphins
We aim to assess the health of the dolphins, trace the level of bioaccumulation of toxicants through the food-web and
Drivers in the Distribution of Marine Mammals
Using geospatial mapping the we aim to assess broad scale and mesoscale environmental variables which effect the
Biodiversity Assessment of Marine Mammals in Victoria, Australia
Stranding and sighting records are used to determine the composition of marine mammals in Victorian waters across space and
Assessing the social network structure of the Burrunan dolphin in Port Phillip Bay
Social alliances play a key role in the success and survival of group-living mammals. Investigating the occurrence and
Assessing the social network structure of the Burrunan dolphin in the Gippsland Lakes
In contrast to the PPB population, resident Burrunan dolphins in the Gippsland lakes have a unique social system, influenced
Port Phillip Bay population demographic and distribution
Investigating population size, structure and distribution of the PPB Burrunan dolphin to determine population viability and