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"MARINE MAMMALS IN TIME:
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE"
- PAST - palaeontology, archaeology, evolution, 16th-17th century whaling or research (strandings),
- PRESENT - forgotten science: lab and museum basic research, taxonomy, anatomy, 18-20th century whaling and tourism,
- FUTURE - climate change, effects on populations and food, monitor species.
- The emphasis this year is on the less sexy but very basic research.
Comments from emails after the conference:
- “Indeed it was a very enjoyable conference ”
- “Thank you for the conference, that was a good "piece of sciences" and fun!”
- “I agree with you about the sentiments of the
Conference, I have heard several positive ones, which is comforting
after all your (and of your team of course) and our effort. ”
- “All the very best to all of you and congratulations
to the organizing team for their hard work... I hope you can rest now !
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- “First, thanks to Jan Willem and team for working so
hard in organising this conference past - which I'm sure was
greatly enjoyed by most. Jan Willem, please pass on my grateful thanks
also to Suzanne, Steve, Marjan, Fleur, Esther and the others. ”
- “and the last conference - as all the previous ones, too, was amazing and such good fun! ”
The 22nd Annual Conference of the European Cetacean Society is organised in The Netherlands in the week of 10-12 March 2008.
The Conference will take place in Hotel Zuiderduin
in Egmond aan
Zee, familiar to some.
Workshops are set up in the weekend 8-9 March. |
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