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Saifullah Arifin JAAMANBorneo Marine Research InstituteUniversiti Malaysia SabahLocked Bag 2073, 88999Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, MALAYSIAEmail: saiful@ums.edu.myFAX: (60-88) 320261Helene MARSHSchool <strong>of</strong> Tropical EnvironmentStudies and OceanographyJames Cook UniversityTownsville, Qld 4811, AUSTRALIAEmail: helene.marsh@jcu.edu.auFAX: (61-7) 4781-5581Thomas A. JEFFERSONSouthwest Fisheries Science Center8604 La Jolla Shores DriveLa Jolla, CA 92037, USAEmail: sclymene@aol.comFAX: (1-858) 278-3473Jose Angelito PALMAWorld Wildlife Fund – PhilippinesLBI Bldg. 57 Kalayaan Ave.Diliman, Quezon City 1101, PHILIPPINESEmail: jpalma@wwf-phil.org.phFAX: (63-2) 426 3927Benjamin KAHNPO Box 59 Clifton BeachCairns, 4879 Qld, AUSTRALIAEmail: bkahn@apex-environmental.comFAX: (61-7) 4059 0849Tsuneo KAKUDA1456 Orimoto-choTsuzuki-ku, Yokohama, 224-0043 JAPANEmail: tsuneokakuda@hotmail.comFAX: (81-45) 472-1665Kongkiat KITTIWATTANAWONGPhuket Marine Biological CenterDepartment <strong>of</strong> FisheriesPO Box 60, Phuket 83000, ThailandEmail: kongkiat_k@hotmail.com,kongkiat@fisheries.go.thFAX: (66-76) 391127Janice C. Y. LUNAgriculture, Fisheries and ConservationDepartment7/F, Cheung Sha Wan Government Offices303 Cheung Sha Wan Road, HONG KONGEmail: Janice_cy_lun@afcd.gov.hkFAX: (852) 2377 4427William F. PERRINSouthwest Fisheries Science Center8604 La Jolla Shores DriveLa Jolla, CA 92037, USAEmail: William.perrin@noaa.gov orwperrin@ucsd.eduFAX: (1-858) 546-7003Leela RAJAMANIBorneo Marine Research InstituteUniversiti Malaysia SabahLocked Bag 2073, 88999Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, MALAYSIAEmail: cassia@pd.jaring.my orLeela103@hotmail.comFAX: (60-88) 320261Randall R. REEVESOkapi Wildlife Associates andIUCN Cetacean Specialist Group27 Chandler Lane, HudsonQuebec JOP 1HO, CANADAEmail: rrreeves@total.netFAX: (1-450) 458-7383Victor REYESWorld Wildlife Fund - PhilippinesLBI Bldg. 57 Kalayaan Ave.Diliman, Quezon City 1101, PHILIPPINESEmail: vreyes@wwf-phil.org.phFAX: (63-2) 426 3927<strong>Second</strong> <strong>Workshop</strong> on <strong>the</strong> Biology and Conservation <strong>of</strong> Small Cetaceans and Dugongs <strong>of</strong> SE Asia 111
Brian D. SMITHWildlife Conservation Society27/17 Soy Naya Moo 1 Muang, RawaiPhuket 83130, THAILANDEmail: bsmith@wcs.orgTony STOKESGreat Barrier Reef Marine Park AuthorityPO Box 1379, TownsvilleQld 4810, AUSTRALIAEmail: t.stokes@gbrmpa.gov.auFAX: (61-7) 4750 0818Jose Ma. Lorenzo TANWorld Wildlife Fund – PhilippinesLBI Bldg. 57 Kalayaan Ave.Diliman, Quezon City 1101, PHILIPPINESEmail: lorytan@wwf-phil.org.phFAX: (63-2) 426 3927Mientje TOREYOcean Park Conservation FoundationOcean Park, Aberdeen, HONG KONGEmail: chanmingkit@yahoo.comFAX: (852) 2553 5840Daniel TORRESPawikan Conservation ProjectProtected Areas and Wildlife Bureau DENRNinoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Nature CenterQuezon Avenue, Diliman, Quezon CityPHILIPPINESEmail: pawikan@pawb.gov.ph orwhalesharker@edsamail.com.phManami YAMAGUCHIOgasawara Marine CenterByodudani Chichi-jimaOgasawara, Tokyo 100-2101 JAPANEmail: manapua@f4.dion.ne.jpFAX: (81) 4998-2-3258YANG Shih-ChuFormosaCetus Research andConservation Group5F-5, #78 Chung-Mei 13 StreetHualien, Hualien County, TAIWANEmail: chu815@ms14.hinet.netArnel A. YAPTINCHAYWorld Wildlife Fund – PhilippinesLBI Bldg. 57 Kalayaan Ave.Diliman, Quezon City 1101, PHILIPPINESEmail: aayaptinchay@wwf-phil.org.phFAX: (63-2) 426 3927ZHOU KaiyaCollege <strong>of</strong> Life SciencesNanjing Normal University122 Ninhai Rd., Nanjing 210097PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINAEmail: kyzhounj@jlonline.comFAX: (86-25) 359 8328John Y. WANGFormosaCetus Research andConservation Group310-7250 Yonge StreetThornhill, Ontario, CANADAEmail: pcrassidens@hotmail.com orpcrassidens@rogers.com112 CMS Technical Series Publication Nº 9 - 2005
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TABLE OF CONTENTSpage1. Preliminari
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