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Melba C. Caldwell

University of California, Los Angeles

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Nature | 1965

Individualized Whistle Contours in Bottle-nosed Dolphins (Tursiops truncatus)

Melba C. Caldwell; David K. Caldwell

IN 1953, Essapian1 suggested that individual bottle-nosed dolphins, Tursiops truncatus (Montagu), may have distinctive notes which each dolphin can recognize. From his context, in using the word ‘notes’ Essapian referred to the whistle component of Tursiops phonation.

The Bottlenose Dolphin | 1990

10 – Review of the Signature-Whistle Hypothesis for the Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin

Melba C. Caldwell; David K. Caldwell

Wsq: Women's Studies Quarterly | 1973

Age, Growth, and Maturity of Bottlenosed Dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) from Northeast Florida

D. E. Sergeant; David K. Caldwell; Melba C. Caldwell

Archive | 1970

STATISTICAL EVIDENCE FOR INDIVIDUAL SIGNATURE WHISTLES IN THE SPOTTED DOLPHIN, STENELLA PLAGIODON.

Melba C. Caldwell; David K. Caldwell; J. Frank Miller

Journal of Mammalogy | 1969

Addition of the Leatherback Sea Turtle to the Known Prey of the Killer Whale, Orcinus Orca

David K. Caldwell; Melba C. Caldwell

Science | 1962

High-Energy Sound Associated with Fright in the Dolphin

Melba C. Caldwell; Ruth M. Haugen; David K. Caldwell

Contributions in science | 1966

Observations on the distribution, coloration, behavior and audible sound production of the spotted dolphin, Stenella plagiodon (Cope)

David K. Caldwell; Melba C. Caldwell

Wsq: Women's Studies Quarterly | 1975

Dolphin and Small Whale Fisheries of the Caribbean and West Indies: Occurrence, History, and Catch Statistics — with Special Reference to the Lesser Antillean Island of St. Vincent

David K. Caldwell; Melba C. Caldwell

Archive | 1971

CETACEANS FROM THE LESSER ANTILLEAN ISLAND OF ST. VINCENT

David K. Caldwell; Melba C. Caldwell; Warren F. Rathjen; John R. Sullivan

Mammalia | 1969

SIMULTANEOUS BUT DIFFERENT NARROW-BAND SOUND EMISSIONS BY A CAPTIVE EASTERN PACIFIC PILOT WHALE, GLOBICEPHALA SCAMMONI

Melba C. Caldwell; David K. Caldwell

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David K. Caldwell

University of Florida

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Stephen G. Zam

University of Florida

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