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Sea Otter by Irene Cockroft, 1974-03
Sea Otters (Nature's Children. Set 7) by Bridget Giles, 2001-04
A Report On The Sea-Otter Banks Of Alaska (1897) by Calvin Leighton Hooper, 2010-05-23
Fur-Seal, Sea Otter, and Salmon Fisheries by United States. Revenue-Cutter Service, 2010-01-10
Nature of Sea Otters by Stefani Paine, 1995-10-26
"The Comeback Kids" Book 2, The Southern Sea Otter by Penelope Dyan, 2008-04-07
Sea Otters (Sea Mammal Discovery Library) by Sarah Palmer, 1989-09
Animal Safari - Sea Otters by National Geographic Society, 1999-10-01
Sea Otter Chiefs by Michael P. Robinson, 1998-06-25
Sea otters, Cruz and Slick by Mary Craft, 1991
Sea Otters (A Nature I can read book) by Evelyn S Shaw, 1980
Sammy the Sea Otter (World of Animals Series) by John Storms, 1993-05
Kip: A Sea Otter (Cover-to-Cover Books) by Bonnie Highsmith Taylor, 2000-06
The Community Ecology of Sea Otters (Ecological Studies)

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Collapse Of Seals, Sea Lions & Sea Otters In North Pacific Triggered By Overfish
Collapse Of Seals, Sea Lions sea otters In North Pacific TriggeredBy Overfishing Of Great Whales. A new paper published in the
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/09/030924055244.htm

Extractions: Source SeaWeb Date Print this page Email to friend A new paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences hypothesizes that overfishing of whales in the North Pacific Ocean triggered one of the longest and most complex ecological chain reactions ever described, beginning in the open oceans 50 years ago, and leading to the decimation of Alaska's kelp forest ecosystems today. Killer Whales Have Begun Preying On Sea Otters, Causing Disruption Of Coastal Ecosystems In Western Alaska Discovery Of Fossil Mollusks In Alaska Links Histories Of Arctic Ocean And Isthmus Of Panama related stories Related section: The paper, Sequential megafaunal collapse in the North Pacific Ocean: An ongoing legacy of industrial whaling?, offers a unified explanation for why populations of harbor seals, fur seals, sea lions and sea otters in Western Alaska have crashed during the last several decades.
Lessons Learned: Evaluating Scientific Sampling
Alaska Science Center Biological Science Office Sea Otter Projects. Lessons learnedEvaluating scientific sampling of oil spill effects on sea otters.
http://www.absc.usgs.gov/research/sea_otters/

Extractions: Sea Otter Projects Sea Otter Projects at the Alaska Science Center Process structuring coastal marine communities in Alaska: DOI trust resources Sea otter population status and changes in Alaska Lessons learned: Evaluating scientific sampling of oil spill effects on sea otters. Nearshore Vertebrate Predator Project ... Search Last Reviewed: March 24, 2003
Sea Otter Population Not At Risk...
1998) evaluating potential risks to US Pacific Coast sea otters (Enhydra lutris)consuming shellfish containing tributyltin (TBT) found that sea otter
http://www.ortepa.org/pages/ei27.htm

Extractions: MM_preloadImages('../header/z4pt5.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('../header/z3pt5.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('../header/z13.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('../header/z22.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('../header/z18.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('../header/z12.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('../header/z15.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('../header/z25.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('../header/z16.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('../header/z23.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('../header/z19.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('../header/z13.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('../header/z10.jpg'); Trends Marine Mammals Sea Otters Sea Birds Marine Snails (Monitoring) Marine Snails - Imposex Aquatic Life ... References Performance Cost: Introduction Costs Technologies Longevity ... References Regulations: Introduction Overview Current Background: Introduction History Issue Summary Complexities of Risk Assessment ... References Sea Otter Population Not at Risk from TBT in Their Diet Researchers (MacLellan et al. 1998) evaluating potential risks to US Pacific Coast sea otters (
Research Finding Imperils Sea Otter's 'threatened' Status
lab slightly larger than a walkin closet, using an obsolete gene sequencer, a researcherat the Seattle Aquarium discovered something about sea otters that is
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/85260_aquarium02.shtml

Extractions: SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER Working in a lab slightly larger than a walk-in closet, using an obsolete gene sequencer, a researcher at the Seattle Aquarium discovered something about sea otters that is scientifically significant but perhaps legally troubling. "I didn't expect to find this," said Shawn Larson, the Aquarium's animal health and research coordinator. A healthy diet of clams helps 5-year-old sea otter Lootas, an orphaned wild otter who has always been hand-fed by humans, to reproduce. Melina Mara / Seattle Post-Intelligencer Click for larger photo Most people might not expect to find any significant scientific research at the Aquarium. But serious science is being done here with the hope of expanding from work now done on a shoestring budget to a major research program. What Larson found, soon to be published in a scientific journal, is evidence that the California, or southern, sea otter differs little genetically from the northern sea otter.
Friends Of The Sea Otter - Sea Otter Information
Friends of the sea Otter. sea Otter Information.
http://www.seaotters.org/Otters/

Extractions: seaotters.org Site Navigation Bar FSO History and Information Current Issues Past Actions Membership Information Donations Shop Our Online Store Education Sea Otter Information The Raft FSO Special Events/Promotions Kids Area Mailing List Sea Otter eCards Outside Links Contact Us Send Us Email Back to Main Page Friends of the Sea Otter
Www.sea-otters.org
www.seaotters.org. is under construction. sea Otter · sea Kayak · sea World· California, · sea Kayaking · sea Salt · sea Doo · Real Estate,
http://www.sea-otters.org/
Orca Whales Blamed For Aleutian Sea Otter Decline
http://www.cnn.com/2000/NATURE/07/14/otters.whales.reut/index.html
CNN.com - Wildlife Agency Caught Between Fishermen And Otters - August 7, 2000
http://www.cnn.com/2000/NATURE/08/07/sea.otters.ap/index.html
Sea Kayaking In BC's Gulf Islands
Kayakers often view marine life such as seals, sea lions, porpoise, and otters orview an abundance of unique sea birds like great blue herons, eagles, oyster
http://www.seaotterkayaking.com/

Extractions: Call us Toll free Welcome to Paddling Heaven Sea Otter Kayaking Sailing / Kayaking packages, as well as day and half day sailing charters. We provide unique fully catered multiday adventure kayaking tours for 3 to 7days. We offer top quality kayaks for rental to experienced kayakers. Kayak tours with Sea Otter Kayaking based on Salt Spring Island, on the west coast of Canada's British Columbia . We are located in the heart of the Gulf Islands , the string of islands tucked away between Vancouver Island and the mainland. Salt Spring Island Our local kayaking guides offer a wealth of information including the most likely spots to find marine life. From Salt Spring, especially interesting day trips take paddlers to Wallace Isl, Tent Isl, Portland Isl, Prevost Isl, Cabbage Isl or the Chain Islands right in our harbour. Mild climate, sheltered waters and easy access make this one of the most desirable paddling and sailing destinations in Canada. Join us for a few hours or a few days. Where we Paddle in British Columbia Skim the waters with Sea Otter Kayaking for a brief outing that is short on exercise and long on memories.
CNN - Balance Sought In Sea Otter Conflict - March 24, 1999
http://www.cnn.com/NATURE/9903/24/otters.enn/index.html

Extractions: What's more important to the coastal ecosystem, sea otters or shellfish? And is it possible for them both to coexist? These are the questions California marine officials are currently debating. Because sea otters have the capacity to practically decimate shellfish populations, California fishing groups are concerned that the shellfish industry, worth more than $100 million, may be at risk from these fuzzy creatures. They are appealing to the California Fish and Game Commission and state to take an active role in finding a solution to the mushrooming conflict between shellfish resources, fisheries and sea otters. The 2,000 sea otters living in California, are listed as "threatened" under the Endangered Species Act. In 1986, a zonal management system that designated sea otter protection zones and otter-free shellfishing areas was established by Congress. It was suggestion by the Marine Mammal Commission and followed more than 20 years of controversy and debate. The legislation intended both to foster California sea otter recovery and protect valuable southern California shellfish resources from otter predation.
Diss Otters
Training times, committee and minutes, constitution, fixtures list, records, results, entry forms and newsletters and personal bests. This Norfolk club caters for fitness and competitive swimmers plus Masters.
http://www.heronh.demon.co.uk/Wo/
ADW: Mustelidae: Information
The mustelids are by far the largest family of Carnivora, including weasels, stoats, polecats, ferrets, mink, marten, fishers, tayras, wolverines, grisons, badgers, skunks, otters, and others.
http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/chordata/mammalia/carnivora/mustelidae.htm

Extractions: editLink('skunkworks/.accounts/200310302111') 2004/05/18 13:28:32.099 GMT-4 By Phil Myers Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Subphylum: Vertebrata Class: Mammalia Order: Carnivora Family: Mustelidae Members of this Family weasels, stoats, polecats, ferrets, mink, marten, fishers, tayras, wolverines, grisons, badgers, skunks, otters, and others This is by far the largest family of Carnivora, containing nearly twice as many species (65, in 25 genera) as the next most speciose group (the Herpestidae ). Mustelids are found are found on all continents except Antarctica and Australia. These carnivores range from very small (the least weasel is the smallest member of the order Carnivora, weighing 35-70 gms) to medium (a large sea otter weighs around 35-40 kg). Their body shapes vary greatly; many, however, are elongate and have relatively short legs. The tail is usually long, the ears small and rounded, and the eyes may be small. All mustelids have well-developed anal glands; these are potent weapons of defense in some species such as skunks. Mustelids are plantigrade or digitigrade , and their feet have five toes. The claws can be partially retracted in some species. Claws are developed in some, but generally they are short, laterally compressed, and curved. In otters, the hands and feet are webbed. Male mustelids have a well-developed baculum.
News: Programmers: Otters With Rocks?
Discusses historical move from low level languages to higher level interpreted ones, productivity, future developments. Active feedback response. ZDNet News
http://zdnet.com.com/2100-11-529641.html

Extractions: COMMENTARYWhen I first began programming, I wrote software in 68k assembler. I was one of those hardcore cycle-shavers who knew the fastest way to clear a data register was with a moveq rather than a clr, or whether a branch taken was faster than an untaken one (which depended on whether it was a short or long branch). I ultimately had to be forced to learn a higher-level language Modula-2 since I was perfectly comfortable with what I was doing, and felt that I was plenty productive. Reading Unreal developer Tim Sweeney's exegesis on programming languages about a year ago brought back many memories. Having recently re-read it, it started me thinking about what the next step in programming language evolution is going to be. We've seen programming languages develop increasingly greater distance from the hardware they're meant to control. C provided a level of abstraction above assembly language, and C++ bolted numerous extensions onto C, creating what many consider an unwieldy monster. Having been witness to quite a few mind-curdling discussions during the past few years about what a given snippet of C++
Of Otters And Men
Relaxed musings about the author's involvement in furry fandom.
http://www.baverstock.org.uk/tim/furry.html

Extractions: email home This is the bit where my work colleagues would probably tell you to run away. If you wander off to do a websearch for the word `furry', you're certain to encounter a number of sites describing Furry Fandom, a very broad grouping which currently seems to include anyone who's read Watership Down once or twice and thought it was good, all the way up to people who believe themselves to be wolves born to parents of the wrong species, and who try to work that out in every area of their lives, apart from using the internet, taking advantage of advances in medical science, getting well-paid jobs in California's computer industry, etc. My interest probably sits around the middle of the camp. I'm interested in mammals, particularly carnivores, particularly mustelids (the weasel family). I used to be wildly interested in foxes, learning all the different species, their latin names, some of their behaviours and locales, until one Christmas day, just after I'd been asked to set the table with the good silver. I found myself gazing at the wall of the dining room, not thinking of awfully much, when suddenly my enthusiasm for all things vulpine was removed - exactly as if someone had pulled my brain's Nintendo cartridge - and replaced with an equal focus on otters and other weasels. I enjoy cartoons (who doesn't) and I'm likely to be more sympathetic to a mediocre comic strip which involves talking animals than to one just involving humans. I particularly like ones where the animals talk, even talk with the humans, but they're still treated like animals: flea collars, eating from a bowl, etc. These include
Seattle Otters Water Polo
Includes schedule, practice information, history, statistics, news, photos, philanthropic participation, affiliations, and results of the 2001 International Open.
http://www.otterpolo.com/
Huddersfield Otters Water Polo
of the club, venues, time and facilities. Located in Yorkshire, England.
http://website.lineone.net/~bstanding

Extractions: Links Club Contacts: Bryan Standing phone: 01484 605683 evenings e-mail: bstanding@lineone.net Paul Bentley phone: 01484 843700 e-mail: Paul@paulandjean.co.uk Huddersfield Otters A.S.C. has been involved in competitive water polo for the greater part of the last century right through to this new millennium. Today, as in earlier years, the club is committed to maintaining and furthering water polo interests in the Huddersfield and Kirklees areas and to support this it has the use of two 25 metre pools with full water polo facilities and equipment at each venue. The facilities available give plenty of scope for the full range of coaching, training and competitive activities necessary for a membership of varying ages and abilities. The Friday night session at the Huddersfield Sports Centre follows the club's swimming session for beginners and younger swimmers which runs from 7.00pm to 8.00pm. The water polo session commences at 8.00pm with the 25m pool facility shared with younger players practice for mini-polo up to 9.00pm and general training for older players to 9.30 pm. The Tuesday night session is from 8.30pm to 10.00pm and is based at the McAlpine Stadium Pool which gives us an excellent full depth water polo facility.
Otters Touch
Schedule, results, statistics, photographs, news, and contacts. A social touch team based in Christchurch.
http://www.otterstouch.com/

Extractions: Profiles Phil Adams Raechel Adams Justin Conway Tim Elstob Struan George Chris Goldsbrough Leyton Hunt Mark Ludemann James Marsh Andrew Marsh Hamish McGill Raj Menon Brad Mooar Blair Norton Mark Rippin Cameron Ryan Nick Ryan Chris Wallace Latest Standings Team W L BP Pts Agent Orange Team Shizam Cool Runnings Otters The Shieks Banana's In another poor performance, the Otters went down to usual easy-beats The Shieks. It was a limp effort from the famous franchise as they capitulated with hardly firing a shot, scoring a meagre 65 runs then bowling without any penetration to concede a whopping 98 runs. Otters selectors are scratching their heads as the injury-ridden Blair Norton is still unavailable and the glove-wearing Andrew Marsh continues to avoid the court after some particularly cutting comments about his favourite gloves.
Sea Otter Kids' Planet Defenders Of Wildlife
sea Otter Kids' Planet Defenders of Wildlife
http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.kidsplanet.org/factsheets/otter.html
Dereham Otters Swimming Club: Home
Has news, squad criteria and training times, coach profiles, details of the Iceni Open, records, calendar, club shop. Teaches beginners and coaches competitive swimmers.
http://www.derehamotters.org.uk/
Enter
Has information about the club, its structures and policies; also news, calendar and club shop. The club offers learnto-swim, competitive swimming, life-saving and masters sections.
http://www.wootton-bassett-otters.info/

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