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BLOG & FIELD REPORTS
Kathleen shares insight from DCP's recent publication with data from bottlenose dolphins at the Roatan Institute for Marine Sciences.
Data collection brought excellent underwater visibility and very social dolphins. Kathleen was greeted even before she got in the water to record the dolphin behavior. You can see ...
As expected, data collection was conducted as our first activity. We did collect space use data for a baseline and before before Manon collected the underwater data, as well as when she was ...
We spent a small bit of time outside today – for dolphin data collection. It was an overcast day and rather windy. The underwater visibility was not great – but the dolphins were social and ...
We had a great day that began with data collection at Bailey’s Key. We did our first space use data collection and got better at the surface observations. The dolphins were more calm at the beginning of the session but then ramped ...
Early AM data collection went well, and all students were not only on time but early! They did a good job with the data collection sheets and wrote down all their observations for the surface data sheets. (The only abbreviation they needed clarification on ...
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