Domoic acid exposure in pygmy and dwarf sperm whales (Kogia spp.) from southeastern and mid-Atlantic U.S. waters
Spencer E. Fire(Florida Institute of Technology), Frances M. Van Dolah, Steve L. Morton(National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), Tod A. Leighfield(NOAA National Ocean Service), Wayne E. McFee, Gretchen Lovewell, Craig A. Harms(Morehead State University), David S. Rotstein(University of Tennessee at Knoxville), Aleta A. Hohn, William A. McLellan(University of North Carolina Wilmington), R. Wayne Litaker(National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), Alex Costidis(University of Florida), Wendy Noke Durden(SeaWorld Entertainment), Zhihong Wang(Southeast University), Gregory D. Bossart(University of Miami), Susan G. Barco(Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center), Megan Stolen(SeaWorld Entertainment), Barbara Sheppard(University of Florida), Patricia A. Tester(Technical College of the Lowcountry)
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