Joint Interim Report Bahamas Marine Mammal Stranding

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Experimental field studies to measure behavioral responses of cetaceans to sonar (2016, background): “…Canary Islands and Greece (Simmonds & Lopez-Jurado 1991, Frantzis 1998) and became more widely recognized following a well documented, highly publicized mass stranding in the Bahamas in 2000 (Bal- comb & Claridge 2001), for which the US Navy acknowledged a causal association (Evans & England 2001).”
Beaked Whale Strandings and Naval Exercises (2009, background): “Further, strandings that spanned a length of coastline greater than 74 km but were reported as a single event in the literature, such as the Bahamas strandings in 2000 (Balcomb & Claridge, 2001; Evans & England, 2001) and the Canary Islands strandings in 1988, 2002, and 2004 (Vonk & Martín Martel, 1”
A review of the effects of seismic surveys on marine mammals (2003, unknown): “Autopsies of some of these animals reveal signs of physical damage including hemorrhages in the acoustic fats, sub-arachnoid bleeding and gas and fat emboli in certain tissues (Evans and England, 2001; Jepson et al., 2003).”