Marine Mammals Adaptations For An Aquatic Life

Dive into the fascinating physiological and anatomical adaptations that allow marine mammals to thrive in aquatic environments with this essential guide designed for veterinarians, veterinary students, and technicians. You will gain a clear understanding of respiratory, circulatory, and sensory systems unique to cetaceans, pinnipeds, and sirenians to enhance your clinical knowledge and support conservation-focused practice. Whether you are preparing for a specialized aquatic medicine rotation or expanding your expertise in comparative anatomy, this resource delivers practical insights grounded in the latest research. Instant digital download — start reading immediately.

Table of Contents

• Preface (p.6)
• Contents (p.7)
• References (p.34)
• References (p.60)
• References (p.92)
• References (p.135)
• References (p.174)
• References (p.215)
• References (p.263)
• References (p.281)
• Appendix 1. List of Abbreviations and Symbols (p.283)
• Appendix 2. List of Marine Mammals by Latin and Common Name (p.285)
• Appendix 3. Maximum Recorded Dive Depths and Durations for Marine Mammals (p.290)
• References (p.293)
• Appendix 4. Estimated Energy Efficiency of an Average Mid-water Foraging Dive for a Weddell Seal in McMurdo Sound During the Austral Spring (p.297)
• References (p.297)
• Glossary (p.298)
• ... and 1 more chapters

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