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Appendix A: Committee and Staff Biographies
Pages 99-104

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... Dr. Warzok served on the National Research Council panel that produced the report Ocean Noise and Marine Mammals (2003)
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... Dr. Au served as a reviewer on earlier National Research Council reports and is a member of the NRC's Ocean Studies Board.
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... He served on National Research Council panels that examined the effects of low-frequency sound on marine mammals in 1994 and 2000. STAFF Jennifer Merrill is a senior program officer of the Ocean Studies Board (OSB)
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Key Terms

  • ocean studies
  • marine mammal
  • ocean noise
  • council panels
  • animal behavior

  • behavior society
  • sea iii
  • jeanne altmann
  • council studies
  • particularly sea

  • evolutionary biology
  • western united
  • demographic management
  • mammal research
  • human noise

  • osb staff
  • earlier national
  • research board
  • north pacific
  • acoustics measurements

  • report ocean
  • research involves
  • natural environment
  • social behavior
  • hydrate research

  • primate life
  • methane hydrate
  • including vocal
  • underwater acoustics
  • directed studies


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