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From two ships to one: The penultimate leg of HICEAS 2017
By Jim Carretta HICEAS Cruise Leader When we last checked in on the progress of the Hawaiian Islands Cetacean and Ecosystem Assessment Survey (HICEAS), one of the two NOAA ships involved in the survey had completed its HICEAS 2017 mission. … Continue reading
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Who are you? Who, Who? Who, Who? Studying a cryptic marine mammal species by eDNA
By Lauren Jacobsen HICEAS Visiting Scientist Lauren is a Lab Associate with the Bioacoustics Research Program at Cornell University and practices veterinary medicine in western New York. She participated on a leg of HICEAS 2017 as a visiting scientist. In … Continue reading
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Tagged #HICEAS2017, #PacIsCetaceans, acoustic, beaked whales, Cetacean Research Program, cetaceans, Cornell University, Cross Seamount, CTD, dolphins, eDNA, HICEAS, NMFS, NOAA, Oregon State University, passive acoustics, PIFSC, Protected Species, PSD, Reuben Lasker, whales
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