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About the Author
Brandon L. Southall
Brandon.Southall@sea-inc.net
Southall Environmental Associates and University of California, Santa Cruz 9099 Soquel Drive, Suite 8
Aptos, California 95003, USA
Brandon Southall has Master’s and PhD degrees from the University of California, Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz), studying marine mammal communication, hearing, and noise impacts. He has led basic and applied laboratory and field research programs and contributed to national and international policies, including the development of marine
mammal noise-exposure criteria. He has directed large-scale, multidisciplinary behavioral research programs on marine mammals around the world. He serves as a technical advisor to international corporations and environmental organiza- tions and has testified before the US Congress and Supreme Court and the United Nations. He has published over 175 peer-reviewed scientific papers and technical reports.
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