![Report in ‘Current Biology’ Discussing a Decrease in North Atlantic Right Whale Body Length](https://sea-inc.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Durban-and-Fearnbach_2016-03-27-17-16-58_copyright-1080x675.jpg)
Report in ‘Current Biology’ Discussing a Decrease in North Atlantic Right Whale Body Length
NOAA and SEA scientist, John Durban, publishes a new report in Current Biology about the recent years of decreasing body lengths in North Atlantic Right Whales. You can also read more about this article in the recent NY Times or Boston Globe. [Photo credit: John...
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Ocean Noise Production Affected By Covid-19 ?
SEA is happy to announce the publication of a new and exciting paper from a close colleague of ours at MBARI, John Ryan! This paper was also made possible by the contribution of SEA's very own senior scientist, Brandon Southall. Click here for access to the paper!
SEA Scientists Cioffi, Southall, and Friedlaender publish new article in Marine Mammal Science
A new article has just been released in Marine Mammal Science, and three of the authors are Southall Environmental Associates! To learn more about diving synchrony in Cuvier's beaked whales, click here! Nice work, Dr. William Cioffi, Dr. Ari Friedlaender, and Dr....
Diseases of Aquatic Mammals publishes John Durban’s article on the critically endangered right whale
Woods Hole and the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Association funds a study on the very critically endangered right whale, and why there are less than 366 of these amazing marine mammals left on our planet. Click here to read this newly-released paper!
![After Ten Years, BRS Study Directly Applies Data to Population Consequences of Disturbance](https://sea-inc.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/1200x800-sept7-1080x675.jpg)
After Ten Years, BRS Study Directly Applies Data to Population Consequences of Disturbance
Please be one of the first to learn how Southall Environmental Associates' Behavioral Response Study has, for the first time after ten years of data collection, directly applied their research to population consequences of disturbance. We are excited to share with you...