Here you'll find whale research news and some tools for marine mammalogists. For the start there are two databases available free to download.

Two regularly updated digital bibliographies offer references to all published articles with authors, title and all necessary bibliographical specifications. Many of the references bear abstracts and author contact addresses as well.
The databases run with the the help of the free Papyrus Bibliography System in DOS/Windows/ and Macintosh (Classic) environments.

There's a review where you can read, why we chose the free Papyrus Bibliography and Knowledge Manager for the databases.

You can find some important marine mammal related journals at our link page.

You want to keep track of scientific literature published about marine mammals? You want to know where you should publish your own manuscripts? You are tired of entering references from MARMAM and other sources by hand? You are working in a marine mammal campaign of a conservational or educational organization? You are a media worker specialized on Marine Mammals? We have something to offer for you.
By subscribing to the Marine Mammal Bibliography you will receive weekly updates of references to scientific publications about marine mammals. Different formats from plain text to Endnote are supported.
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