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    A manual for the removal, fixation and preservation of cetacean ears

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    2007-01
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    Ketten, Darlene R.  Concept link
    Cramer, Scott R.  Concept link
    Arruda, Julie  Concept link
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    https://hdl.handle.net/1912/5276
    DOI
    10.1575/1912/5276
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     Inner ear; Cochlea; Ossicles; Vestibular system; Auditory bulla; Temporal bones; Peribullar tissue; Round window; Oval window; Hearing; Auditory system 
    Abstract
    This chapter is intended as an instructional guide for the removal, fixation and preservation of auditory system tissues of marine mammals. Each section describes procedures for a major ear type for marine mammals. The main intention is to provide both inexperienced and seasoned stranding responders with sufficient instructions to locate, document and remove all structures related to the ears and hearing in order to optimize the fixation and preservation of these tissues for later, more extensive examination. It is strongly recommended that examination be performed collaboratively with auditory system experts, but careful documentation and preservation are the critical first steps that will allow accurate diagnoses.
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    Ketten, D. R., Cramer, S. R., & Arruda, J. (2007). A manual for the removal, fixation and preservation of cetacean ears. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. https://doi.org/10.1575/1912/5276
     

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