Abdominal and Thoracic organs
Marine mammals have the same abdominal organs as other mammals.
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- Care and Handling of Oiled Sea Otters
- Ch. 1 The Effects of Oil on Sea Otters
- Ch. 2 Sea Otter Capture
- Ch. 3 Physical and Chemical Restraint
- Ch. 4 Initial Clinical Evaluation
- Ch. 5 Diagnosis and Treatment
- Ch. 6 Cleaning and Restoring the Fur
- Ch. 7 Husbandry and Nutrition
- Ch. 8 Pregnant Sea Otters and Females with Newborn Pups
- Ch. 9 Care of Sea Otter Pups
- Ch. 10 Release Strategies
- Logistical Considerations for Large Spills
- Other Marine Mammals
- Natural History of Sea Otters
- Tour the Emergency response Facility
- IWR Employee Project Manual
- Glossary
- Certification Quiz
- Appendices
- Care and Handling of Oiled Sea Otters
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IWR Contact Information
Dr. Randall Davis Texas A&M University
200 Seawolf Parkway, OCSB
Galveston, TX 77551