Section V: Clinical Pathology

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A Comparison of Hematology and Blood Chemistry in Captive and Wild Sea Otters Hematology & Blood Chemistry
Thomas D. Williams, DVM

Anatomical Clues to the Possible Existence of a Vomeronasal Organ in the Bowhead Whale (Balaena mysticetus)Vemeronasal Organ
Raymond F. Sis, DVM, PhD

Decreases in Serum Iron Concentrations as an Indicator of Acute Phase Responses in Dolphins: Clinical Considerations Serum Iron Concentrations
Brad W. Fenwick, DVM, MS, PhD

Deviations in Water Quality Data for the Monterey Bay Aquarium Sea Otter Display Water Quality Data
Charles J. Farwell

Dolphin Lymphocyte Transformation Responses to Phytomitogens, Lipopolysaccharide, and Human Recombinant Interleukin-2 Dolphin Lymphocyte Transformation
Brad W. Fenwick, DVM, MS, PhD , C. M. McDermott, DVM, MS

Heavy Metals: Their Relation to Physiological Problems in Captive and Wild Marine Mammals Heavy Metals
Edwin J. Skoch, PhD

Strandings of Two Atlantic Fin Whales: A Case Report Strandings of Whales
Jean McKee, DVM , Robert H. George, DVM

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Section V: Clinical Pathology