Sea mammals and oil : confronting the risks /
Ten specialists in petroleum chemistry, marine mammalogy, and veterinary medicine explore the effects of spilled petroleum (or "oil") on five groups of marine mammals: seals, whales and dolphins, sea otters, polar bears, and manatees.
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San Diego :
Academic Press,
©1990.
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Table of Contents:
- Composition and fate of petroleum and spill-treating agents in the marine environment / Jerry M. Neff
- Effects of oil on marine mammal populations : model simulations / Jerry M. Neff
- Pinnipeds and oil : ecologic perspectives / Ian A. McLaren
- Physiologic and toxic effects on pinnipeds / David J. St. Aubin
- Cetaceans and oil : ecologic perspectives / Bernd Ẅursig
- Physiologic and toxic effects on cetaceans / Joseph R. Geraci
- Sea otters and oil : ecologic perspectives / Katherine Ralls, Donald B. Siniff
- Physiologic and toxic effects on sea otters / Joseph R. Geraci, Thomas D. Williams
- Polar bears and oil : ecologic perspectives / Ian Stirling
- Physiologic and toxic effects on polar bears / David J. St. Aubin
- Oil effects on manatees : evaluating the risks / David J. St. Aubin, Valerie Lounsbury
- Summary and conclusions / Joseph R. Geraci, David J. St. Aubin.