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Bacteriology ( 43 )
(SEE ALSO Virology)
x  1968Lemire, M. (microbiological digestion; 504-514.)
x  1969Frye & Herald (TI; Proteus vulgaris, P. morganii, Streptococcus spp., Edwardsiella spp., Clostridium prefringens; 1073.)
x  1974Bartmann, W. (TM; Pseudomonas morganii, Streptococcus, Staphylococcus; 14.)
x  1975Forrester et al. (TM; Pseudomonas, Edwardsiella, Escherichia; 567.)
x  1976Boever et al. (TI; Mycobacterium chelonei; 927-929.)
   1978Boever, W.J. (TI; Mycobacterium chelonei)
x  1979Tas'an et al. (DD; Indonesia; Aeromonas, Proteus, Pseudomonas, Aerobacter; 28.)
x  1980Irvine et al. (TM; Escherichia coli, Aeromonas hydrophila, Pseudomonas spp., Staphylococcus spp., Streptococcus spp.; 5.)
   1980Ohtomo et al.
x  1981aBeusse et al. (TM; Florida; Edwardsiella, Citrobacter, Proteus; 101.)
x  1981bBeusse et al. (TM; Florida; Citrobacter, Staphylococcus, Proteus; 118, 120.)
x  1981Campbell & Ladds (DD; Queensland; Salmonella lohbruegge; 178.)
x  1981Cardeilhac et al. (TM; Florida; Salmonella heidelberg; 144.)
x  1981Elliott et al. (DD; Salmonella lohbruegge, Pseudomonas, Streptococcus; 203-208.)
x  1981Jenkins, R.L. (TM; Florida; Pseudomonas spp., Aeromonas hydrophila; 129.)
x  1984Buergelt et al. (TM; Florida; Pseudomonas putrefaciens; 1333.)
x  1984Cornide, R.I. (TM; Cuba; Leptospira antibodies; 1.)
x  1985Morales et al. (TI; Mycobacterium marinum; 1230-1231.)
x  1986Morales, P. (TI; in capt.; Mycobacterium marinum; 43-48.)
x  1987Walsh et al. (TML; Florida; Streptococcus faecium, Plesiomonas shigelloides, Pseudomonas putrefaciens, Escherichia coli; 702-703.)
x  1991O'Shea et al. (TML; Florida; Providencia, Proteus, Edwardsiella, Morganella, Pasteurella, Pseudomonas; 171.)
   1999Yamamuro, M.
   2001Solis et al. (Escherichia coli)
   2001Solis et al. (E. coli heat shock gene rpoH)
   2003aVergara-Parente et al. (TMM; upper respiratory tract; 124-130.)
   2003bVergara-Parente et al. (TMM; salmonellosis; 131-136.)
   2003Sato et al. (TML; in capt.; mycobacteriosis)
   2008Tsukinowa et al. (DD; in capt., Toba, Japan; fecal microbiota)
   2011Harr et al. (TML; Pasteurella multocida)
  *2012Stamper & Bonde (TM; health assessment techniques)
  *2012Eigeland et al. (DD; hindgut microbial communities)
   2012Mathews, Da Silva et al. (TI; Brazil; Leptospira spp. antibodies)
   2013Nielsen et al. (DD; Queensland, Australia)
   2013Nelson et al. (DD; gut bacterial community)
   2014Merson et al. (TML; Crystal River, Florida; hindgut microbial communities)
  *2014Merson et al. (TML, Crystal River, Florida; hindgut microbial communities)
   2015Mathews et al. (TI; Peru; Leptospira infection)
   2018Reisfeld et al. (TI, in capt.; cutaneous mycobacteriosis)
  *2019Suzuki et al. (TMM, in capt., Okinawa; fecal microbiota; comp. w/ TML.)
   2020Satyaningtijas et al. (DD; Indonesis; Anaplasma)
   2021Correa Neto et al. (TI; salmonellosis)
   2022Landsberg et al. (TML; Florida; Indian River Lagoon mortality event; clostridial infection)
   2022Rodrigues, Santos et al. (TI; Leptospira, Brucella)
Baja California ( 14 )
xD 1941bVanderHoof, V.L. (Cornwallius; Olig.; 1985.)
xD*1942aVanderHoof, V.L. (Cornwallius sookensis; Olig.; 298-301.)
xD 1963Mitchell & Repenning (desmostylians; 11, 15-16.)
 D 1964Allison, E.C.
x *1965Kilmer, F.H. (Halianassa (?) allisoni, n.sp.; 57-58, 65, 70-71.)
xD 1970Minch et al. (Desmostylus; 3149-3153.)
x *1978bDomning, D.P. (Dioplotherium, Dusisiren, Hydrodamalis; Mioc.-Plioc.; 101-104, 147-149, 160-161.)
   1983Morris, W.J.
xD 1986Applegate, S.P. (Cornwallius sookensis; Late Olig.; 157-158.)
xD 1990Aranda-Manteca, F.J. (Metaxytherium, Desmostylus; Mioc., La Misión; 100, 103-104, 108, 111, pl. 3.)
xD 1990Ferrusquia-V., I. (Desmostylus hesperus; Mioc.; 15, 17, 22-26.)
  *1994Aranda-Manteca et al. (Metaxytherium arctodites, n.sp.; Middle Mioc., La Misión)
 D 2002Jiménez-Hidalgo et al. (Desmostylus hesperus; Middle Mioc.; 53.)
   2008Barnes, L.G. (aff. Hydrodamalis sp.; Dugongidae indet.; latest Mioc.; 103.)
Behavior (General and Miscellaneous) ( 85 )
(SEE ALSO: Birth and Breeding; Captivity, Sirenians in; Locomotion; Migration and Movements; Sound Production; Respiration and Diving; and under species)
x  1876Chapman, H.C. (TM; in capt.; 459-462.)
x  1880Murie, J. (TMM; in capt., 21-26; postures, 25-26, 45, pls. 5-7.)
x  1881Crane, A. (Trichechus; in capt.; 456-460.)
x  1885aWoodward, H. (HG; gen. acc.; 464-465.)
x  1905Townsend, C.H. (TM; in capt.; feeding, swimming, & when tank drained; 91, 94, 97.)
x  1906bDexler & Freund (DD; play; 65.)
x  1908bGudernatsch, J.F. (TM; in capt.; 228-234.)
x  1916aAnon. (TI; in capt.; swimming, when tank drained, etc.; 1421.)
x  1920Beebe, W. (TM; Guyana; 730-732.)
x *1922Golder, F.A. (HG; Bering Is.; eyewitness account by Khitrov; 238.)
x  1924-25Vosseler, J. (TI; in capt.; ?play, 222; general activity levels, 226-227.)
x  1926Derscheid, J.M. (TS; in capt.; resting on back at bottom; 25.)
x  1946aGoodwin, G.G. (HG; 60-61.)
x  1951bMoore, J.C. (TM; Florida; intelligence & learning, 31-32; "kissing" & nuzzling, 32-33.)
x  1954Lawrence, J.E. (TM; Florida; pop. acc.; 402-404.)
x  1955MacMillan, L. (DD; Australia; gen. acc.; 17-19.)
x *1956Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; 1-23.)
x  1957Burton, M. (TML; gen. acc.; 272.)
x *1961Jonklaas, R. (DD; in capt.; 1-7.)
x  1961Silas, E.G. (DD; India; in capt.; use of flippers; 264-265.)
x  1964Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; swimming; 7-8.)
x *1966Jarman, P.J. (DD; Kenya; fishermen's accounts; 82-88.)
x *1967aJones, S. (DD; India; in capt.; 218-219.)
x  1967Oke, V.R. (DD; in capt.; 220-221.)
   1969Evans & Bastian
x  1969Frye & Herald (TI; in capt.; under medical treatment; 1075-1076.)
x  1969Hartman, D.S. (TM; Florida; gen. acc.; 342-353.)
x  1969Herald, E.S. (TI; in capt.; 29-30.)
   1970Barada, B. (TM; Florida)
x *1972Caldwell & Caldwell (TM; Florida; mating, 446-448; play, 450; diurnal activity, m452; feeding, 454.)
x  1972aHartman, D.S. (TM; Florida; 21-22.)
   1972bHartman, D.S. (TM; Florida)
x  1976Allen et al. (DD; in capt.; sociality, "acrobatics", ?play; 39-40.)
x  1976Ligon, S.H. (DD; Australia; no diurnal periodicity; 580-581.)
x  1976Reynolds, J.E., III (TM; "body-surfing"; 211.)
x  1977Harris & Bertram (DD; Abu Dhabi; caught in nets only at night; 5.)
x  1977Nietschmann, B. (DD; Torres Strait; tidal cycles; 10-12, 14.)
x  1978Anderson & Birtles (DD; Queensland; scratching; 15.)
x *1979Anderson, P.K. (DD; review; 113-144.)
x  1979Barrett, S.K. (TM; Florida; near flood-control dams; 26.)
x *1979Hartman, D.S. (TM; Florida; 17-61, 64-142; daily activity, 41-43; comfort activities, 86-92; social behavior, 95-114, 132-133; play, 43, 108-110, 113-114, 134-135.)
x  1979aReynolds, J.E., III (TM; Florida; 47-53; "body-surfing" & "follow-the-leader", 51; activity patterns, 52.)
x  1981aAnderson, P.K. (DD; behavior & conservation; 640-647.)
x  1981bAnderson, P.K. (DD; gen. acc., 91-111; resting, 98.)
x  1981Brownell, Anderson et al. (DD; Palau; idling & daily activity patterns; 31-34.)
x  1981Brownell, Ralls & Reeves (TM; Florida; research needs; 6.)
x  1981Campbell & Irvine (TM; in capt.; decreased activity in cold weather; 89.)
x *1981aReynolds, J.E., III (TM; Florida; 233-242; activity patterns, 235, 237-239.)
x *1981bReynolds, J.E., III (TML; Florida; social behavior, 436-449; "body-surfing" & "follow-the-leader", 444-445.)
x  1981cReynolds, J.E., III (TM; Florida; "body-surfing", "follow-the-leader", activity patterns; 28.)
x  1982bAnderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; encounters with dolphins, turtles, & cormorants; 94.)
x  1982Bengtson, J.L. (TM; Florida; daily activity patterns; role of behavioral tradition; 4668.)
x  1983cKinnaird, M.F. (TM; northeastern Florida; temporal & spatial distr. of behaviors; 16-19, 34-37.)
   1983Krushinskaya & Lisitsyna
x  1983Rathbun et al. (TM; Honduras; nocturnal due to hunting; 306.)
x  1983Tiedemann, J.A. (TML; Turkey Creek, Florida; "follow-the-leader" & other play-like behavior; 6.)
x  1984bBest, R.C. (TI; activity budget; 374-375.)
x  1986Colmenero-R. & Hoz-Z. (TM; Mexico; nocturnal where hunted; 976.)
x  1988aO'Shea, T.J. (TML; Florida; social organization & learning; 192.)
x  1990Marsh & Rathbun (DD; Queensland; activity cycles; 91-93.)
x  1991O'Shea et al. (TML; Florida; effects of red tide neurotoxin; 170, 172, 174-175.)
x  1993Loyer, B. (DD; Vanuatu; observations on lone individual; 54-55.)
x *1994Gerstein, E.R. (TML; in capt.; training, learning, memory, "games"; 10-21.)
x *1994Tschada, P. (TMM; in capt., Nuremberg; 33-50.)
x  1996Koelsch, J.K. (TML; Sarasota Co., Florida; focal animal observations, habitat selection; gen. acc.; 9-10.)
x  1998Axis-A. et al. (TMM; Mexico; habitat use; 791-803.)
   1999Wells et al.
   2000Rattenborg et al. (unihemispheric sleep)
   2001Colbert et al. (TML; husbandry & research training)
   2005Lima et al. (TMM; training in management behaviors)
   2006Fellner et al. (TML; ex-situ behavioral extinction)
   2006Horikoshi-Beckett & Schulte (TML; in capt.; activity patterns)
   2007Kiszka, J.J. (DD; Mayotte, Comoro Islands; associations with dolphins)
  *2008Mercadillo-Elguero et al. (TMM; Quintana Roo, Mexico; in semi-captivity; ethogram, rehabilitation)
  *2009Sheppard et al. (DD; Australia; habitat use; tidal & diel cycles)
   2010Hénaut et al. (TMM; in capt., Mexico; activities & social interactions)
   2010Sheppard et al. (DD; Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia; habitat use & food choice)
   2013Franzini et al. (TI; Urucú region, Brazil)
   2013Kikuchi et al. (TI; in capt., Brazil; diving, feeding, locomotion; acceleration data loggers)
   2014Esenowo et al. (TS; Nigeria; behavior)
  *2016Arévalo-Sandi & Castelblanco-Martínez (TI; Peru; interactions among calves in captivity)
   2017Landeo et al. (TI; Peru; captivity & release)
   2020Hénaut et al. (TMM; in capt., Mexico; learning capacities & welfare)
   2021Nowicki et al. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; tiger sharks; effects of apex predator removal and extreme climatic events)
  *2021Brady et al. (TML; vocalizations related to behavior)
Behavior, Aggregative ( 87 )
(SEE ALSO: Aerial Surveys of Distribution)
x  1888Jentink, F.A. (TS; Liberia; 34.)
x  1890Büttikofer, J. (TS; Liberia; schools of manatees dangerous to canoes; 2: 392.)
x  1906Annandale, N. (DD; India & Andaman Islands; m241.)
x  1923aPetit, G. (DD; Madagascar; m77.)
x  1924aPetit, G. (DD; Madagascar; groups of 4 or 5; 126.)
x  1929Prater, S.H. (DD; Andaman Islands; m987.)
x *1935Barrett, O.W. (TM; Central America; 216-217.)
x  1936Lopes, A.P. (DD; Mozambique; herd of >50; 36.)
x  1943Krumholz, L.A. (TM; Florida; 272.)
x  1944Pereira, M.N. (TI; groups of 10-30 in mating season; 54.)
x  1951bMoore, J.C. (TM; Everglades, Florida; 23-25.)
x  1953Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; 120-121, 156.)
x *1956Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; 2, 4-23.)
x  1957Cadenat, J. (TS; Senegal; group of 15; 1369.)
x  1961Jonklaas, R. (DD; Sri Lanka; 7.)
x  1964aBertram & Bertram (TMM; Guyana; 117.)
x  1965Layne, J.N. (TM; Florida; 166-168.)
x *1966Jarman, P.J. (DD; Kenya; 83.)
x  1966Thomas, D. (DD; India; herds of up to 400-500; 80-81.)
x  1967aJones, S. (DD; India; in capt.; 218-219.)
x  1967Welsby, T. (DD; Moreton Bay, Queensland; herd "3 miles in length", 1: 105, 2: 234-235; "80 or more", 2: 234; "dozens", 2: 257.)
x  1968Charnock-Wilson, J. (TM; Belize; 294.)
x  1969Allsopp, W.H.L. (TM; Guyana; feeding in groups; 346, 348.)
x  1969Hartman, D.S. (TM; Florida; 346.)
x  1971Hughes & Oxley-Oxland (DD; Mozambique; 299-301.)
x  1972Heinsohn, G.E. (DD; Australia; 208.)
x  1973Cantley, R. (DD; Torres Strait; herds; 34.)
x  1974Heinsohn & Spain (DD; Queensland; shark net captures; 148.)
x  1974Mondolfi, E. (TM; Venezuela; aggregations in lagoons; 14-15.)
x  1976Lipkin, Y. (DD; Red Sea; 94.)
x  1976Heinsohn & Wake (DD; Australia; 17.)
x  1976Heinsohn, Spain & Anderson (DD; Australia; 22-23.)
x  1976Ligon, S.H. (DD; Australia; 580-582.)
x  1976Paz & Ilani (DD; Gulf of Aqaba; group of 10-12; 74.)
x  1977Campbell & Irvine (TM; Florida; feeding on uprooted seagrass; 250.)
x  1977Harris & Bertram (DD; Abu Dhabi; herd of "100 or more"; 5-6.)
x  1977Heinsohn et al. (DD; Australia; 239-240.)
x  1978Anderson & Birtles (DD; Queensland; 6, 13, 20-21.)
x  1978Anderson & Heinsohn (DD; Australia; questionnaire survey; 15-17, 20.)
x  1978Heinsohn et al. (DD; Australia; 91-92.)
x  1978Marsh et al. (DD; review of herd sizes; 166.)
x  1979Anderson, P.K. (DD; Australia; separation between individuals, 127; groups, 136, 141.)
x  1979Hartman, D.S. (TM; Florida; group sizes; 94.)
x  1979Leatherwood, S. (TM; Indian & Banana Rs., Florida; group sizes; 52.)
x  1979aReynolds, J.E., III (TM; Florida; herd structure; 47-52.)
x  1981aAnderson, P.K. (DD; social interactions; 644-645)
x  1981Elliott, M.A. (DD; Northern Territory, Australia; group sizes; 62.)
x  1981Marsh et al. (DD; Wellesley Islands, Queensland; 263-265.)
x  1981Nietschmann & Nietschmann (DD; Torres Strait; 58-59.)
x  1981Prince et al. (DD; Western Australia; group sizes; 73, 75.)
x  1981aReynolds, J.E., III (TM; Florida; herd size; 238-239.)
x *1981bReynolds, J.E., III (TML; Blue Lagoon, Miami, Florida; herd structure & social behavior; 436-449.)
x  1981cReynolds, J.E., III (TM; Florida; group size & structure; 27.)
x  1982aAnderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; group sizes; 76, 78, 82-83.)
x  1982bAnderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; response to boats, 88-89; functions of aggregations, 97-98.)
x  1982Irvine et al. (TM; western Florida; group sizes; 623, 625-627.)
x  1982Rathbun et al. (TM; north of Florida; group sizes; 153-165.)
x  1982Robineau & Rose (DD; Djibouti; 236.)
x  1983aKinnaird, M.F. (TM; Florida; group sizes, 9, 12, 25, 28; in warm-water outfalls, 16, 25, 40.)
x  1983Kochman et al. (TM; Crystal R., Florida; areas used for feeding, resting, social behavior, & travel; 108, 111-115, 117-120.)
x  1983aShane, S.H. (TM; Florida; at warm-water sources; pop. acc.; 40-44.)
x  1983bShane, S.H. (TM; Brevard Co., Florida; warm-season group sizes; 4-5, 8.)
x  1983Tiedemann, J.A. (TML; Turkey Creek, Florida; 3, 6.)
x  1984cAnderson, P.K. (DD; Queensland; group sizes; 39.)
x  1984Marsh, Heinsohn & Marsh (DD; Queensland; herd of 63; 775-776.)
x  1984Nietschmann, B. (DD; Torres Strait; responses to weather; 640.)
x  1984Shane, S.H. (TM; Brevard Co., Florida; at power plants; 182-185.)
x  1985Bengtson & Fitzgerald (TM; Florida; keeping group together or greeting with vocalizations; 817.)
x  1985Kochman et al. (TM; Crystal R., Florida; temporal & spatial distr.; 921-924.)
x  1986Colmenero-R. & Hoz-Z. (TM; Mexico; correlated with salinity; 1008.)
x  1986aMarsh, H. (DD; Torres Strait; group sizes; 62-63.)
x  1986Prince, R.I.T. (DD; Western Australia; group sizes; 9-11, 35.)
x  1987Estrada & Ferrer (TM; western Cuba; group sizes; 3-4.)
x  1988Provancha & Provancha (TM; Banana R., Florida; group sizes & causes of aggregations; 335-336.)
x  1988Rathbun et al. (DD; Palau; group sizes; 268.)
x  1989Bayliss & Freeland (DD; Gulf of Carpentaria, Australia; group sizes; 149.)
x *1989aPreen, A. (DD; Arabian region; group sizes; 42-46, 50-51, 58-60, 63, 75-78, 81, 84-86, 94-97, 101-102, 110-112, 181-183, 193-194, 200.)
x  1989bPreen, A. (DD; Queensland; herd sizes; 383.)
x  1991Lefebvre & Kochman (TML; Florida; use of Crystal & Homosassa Rs.; 299-304.)
x  1991O'Shea & Salisbury (TMM; Belize; group sizes; 158.)
x  1995Schuhmann, H.-J. (TS; Guinea-Bissau; groups of up to 15; m405.)
x  1997Marsh, Harris & Lawler (DD; Torres Strait; group sizes; 1379.)
x  1997Preen et al. (DD; Western Australia; group sizes; 190-191, 193.)
x  1997Whiting, S.D. (DD; Northern Territory, Australia; group sizes; 19, 21, 25-26.)
x  1999Miller et al. (TML; Florida; group sizes; 564-568.)
   2018Marshall et al. (DD; Qatar)
   2021Edwards et al. (TML; monitoring by unmanned aerial systems)
Behavior, Agonistic and Territorial ( 31 )
x  1834Rüppell, E. (DD; Red Sea; males fighting in February & March; 113.)
x  1869Marcoy, P. (Trichechus; South America; 2: 151.)
x  1874bAnon. (TM; Florida; defense against hunters; 446.)
x  1875Marcoy, P. (Trichechus; South America; 2: 188-189.)
x  1906Annandale, N. (DD; ?fighting for females; m243.)
x  1923aPetit, G. (DD; fighting for females; m77.)
x  1924-25Vosseler, J. (TI; in capt.; preferred locations in tank; 221.)
x  1940Pocock, R.I. (DD; possible use of tusks; 332.)
x  1948Bessac & Villiers (TS; cow believed to kill or drive off calf if mated again before weaning; 188.)
x  1953Fernand, V.S.V. (DD; use of tusks doubtful; 142.)
x  1955MacMillan, L. (DD; fighting rare, 18; ?territory, m19.)
x  1955Severin, K. (TML; in capt.; calf killed by adult; 149.)
x  1956Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; ?agonistic behavior; 10-11.)
x  1958Leakey, L.S.B. (DD; East Africa; in rivers; 19-20.)
x  1961Jonklaas, R. (DD; territorial behavior; 6-7.)
x  1967Welsby, T. (DD; supposed fighting with tusks; 2: 234.)
x  1972Heinsohn, G.E. (DD; Australia; possible territoriality; 211.)
x  1978Husson, A.M. (TMM; Suriname; overturning boats to get at bananas; 338.)
x  1979Anderson, P.K. (DD; agonistic behavior, 127; ?home ranges, 140.)
x  1979Hartman, D.S. (TM; Florida; 97-98, 105, 114, 133-134.)
x  1982Bengtson, J.L. (TM; Florida; sex difference in size of home ranges; 4668.)
x  1984Marsh, Heinsohn & Marsh (DD; fighting with tusks; 780.)
x *1989bPreen, A. (DD; Queensland; males fighting in mating herds; 384-386.)
x  1993Harling, R. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; lekking; pop. acc.; 10-11.)
x  1994Gerstein, E.R. (TML; in capt.; 12.)
x  1994Tschada, P. (TMM; in capt., Nuremberg; 35.)
x  1995Anderson & Barclay (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; vocalizations; 1235-1236.)
x *1997Anderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; lekking; 433-462.)
   1998Belcher, A. A. (DD; Vanuatu; butting people)
   2017Harms-Tuohy & Tuohy (TMM; Puerto Rico; aggression toward divers by mating herd)
  *2021Lanyon et al. (DD; Australia; body scarring by tusks)
Behavior, Epimeletic ( 45 )
x *1899Steller, G.W. (HG; protecting calves, 197; aiding wounded individuals, 199.)
x  1906Annandale, N. (DD; not observed carrying young; 243.)
x  1918Cuní y Valera, L.A. (TM; Cuba; wounded animal helped by others; 95.)
x  1923aPetit, G. (DD; carrying young; 78.)
x *1925Steller, G.W. (HG; aiding wounded individuals; 232-233.)
x  1928Prater, S.H. (DD; Red Sea; 84.)
x *1929Prater, S.H. (DD; carrying young; 987.)
x *1937Barbour, T. (TM; Florida; teaching young to breathe; 107.)
x  1937Promus, J. (DD; Australia; herds protecting calves from sharks; 41.)
x  1943Krumholz, L.A. (TM; Florida; bull ?diverting pursuers' attention from cow & calf; 272.)
x  1944Pereira, M.N. (TI; making underwater hiding places for young, 56; male assisting at birth, 60; nursing >1 year, 60.)
x  1946aGoodwin, G.G. (HG; 61.)
x  1948Bessac & Villiers (TS; believed to nurse >1 year unless mated again; 188.)
x  1951bMoore, J.C. (TM; teaching young to breathe, nursing; 27.)
x  1953Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; 121.)
x *1955MacMillan, L. (DD; Australia; teaching young to breathe; 18.)
x *1956Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; nursing; 19-20.)
x  1957Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; not teaching young to breathe; 137-138.)
x  1958Leakey, L.S.B. (DD; East Africa; nursing upright in water; 20.)
x  1958Loftin, H. (Trichechus; teaching young to breathe; 256.)
   1963Bertram, G.C.L. (HG, TI)
x  1966Jarman, P.J. (DD; Kenya; position of nursing young; 83.)
x  1966Thomas, D. (DD; India; holding & nursing young; 80.)
x  1967Welsby, T. (DD; Moreton Bay, Queensland; mother protecting calf from shark & protecting netted calf; 2: 234-235.)
x  1968Charnock-Wilson, J. (TM; Belize; nursing; 294.)
x  1971Kingdon, J. (DD; East Africa; attempting to interfere with netting of other individuals; 397.)
x  1979Anderson, P.K. (DD; Australia; swimming positions of cow & calf, 129-130; protection of calves & ?communication of traditional knowledge, 137.)
x  1979Hartman, D.S. (TM; Florida; 97, 133; cow-calf behavior & nursing, 110-114, 121-122, 137.)
x  1980Dekker, D. (TM; in capt.; nursing, 23-24; protecting calf, 24.)
x  1981aAnderson, P.K. (DD; cow-calf behavior; 644.)
x  1981Marsh et al. (DD; Australia; males on outside of herd; 265.)
x  1981Odell, D.K. (TM; in capt.; nursing; 133.)
x  1981bReynolds, J.E., III (TML; Florida; nursing, flight, protection of calves, 442-443; ?leaving calf alone while foraging, 443.)
x  1981Santiapillai, C. (DD; Sri Lanka; cows trying to free calves from nets; 4.)
x  1981Zeiller, W. (TM; in capt.; helping young to breathe; 109.)
x  1982bAnderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; cow-calf behavior & nursing; 93.)
x  1982Milne & Milne (TML; care of young; pop. acc.; 154-158.)
x *1984aAnderson, P.K. (DD; nursing; 510.)
x  1984Hall, A.J. (TM; Florida; photos of nursing & "grooming"; 405, 410-411.)
x  1984bWhite, J.R. (TM; in capt.; mother failing to help calf after birth; 372.)
x  1986Colmenero-R. & Hoz-Z. (TM; Mexico; mother remaining near captured calf; 1010.)
x  1986Kinnaird, M.F. (TM; bulls carrying calves with their flippers; 10.)
x  1994Rosas, F.C.W. (TI, in capt.; helping another animal to breathe; 55.)
x  1994Tschada, P. (TMM; in capt., Nuremberg; care of young; 46-48.)
x  1995O'Shea & Hartley (TML; Blue Spring, Florida; lactation & weaning; 165-167.)
Behavior, Et-epimeletic ( 10 )
(SEE ALSO: Behavior, Ingestive)
x  1924-25Vosseler, J. (TI; in capt.; attempted nursing by calf on unrelated calf; 176.)
x  1956Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; "greeting" by young, 17; nursing, 19-20.)
x  1975bAnon. (TM; nursing; 7.)
x  1976Reynolds, J.E., III (TM; nursing; 213.)
x  1979Hartman, D.S. (TM; Florida; alarm calls; 96, 99-100, 113-114.)
x  1979Odell & Reynolds (TM; cow & calf, separated by dam, 575-576.)
x  1981bReynolds, J.E., III (TML; Florida; nursing; 442.)
x  1982bAnderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; nursing; 93.)
x  1985Mühling, P. (TMM; in capt., Nuremberg; nursing; 14-15.)
x  1994Tschada, P. (TMM; in capt., Nuremberg; nursing; 35, 46-47.)
Behavior, Ingestive ( 157 )
(SEE ALSO: Behavior, Epimeletic; Behavior, Et-epimeletic; Food; Mastication; Milk)
x  1861aDu Chaillu, P.B. (TS; eating leaves fallen into water, & aquatic grass; 367.)
x  1876Chapman, H.C. (TM; in capt.; 459, 461.)
x  1878Brown, A.E. (TMM; in capt.; plants, 295; mud, 296.)
x  1880Murie, J. (TMM; use of lips; 22, 26, 31-32, pls. 6-7.)
x *1881Crane, A. (Trichechus; in capt.; 458-460.)
x  1885aWoodward, H. (Trichechus; use of forelimbs; m458.)
x  1895Bangs, O. (TM; Florida; feeding on mangroves & on shore; 787.)
x *1899Steller, G.W. (HG; 185-186, 189, 198.)
x  1905Townsend, C.H. (TM; in capt.; eating from hand above water; 91, 94, 97.)
x  1906Annandale, N. (DD; India; 242-243.)
x  1906bDexler & Freund (DD, 55-57; manatee, 57.)
x  1906cDexler & Freund (DD; feeding trails; 574.)
   1907Heilprin, A.
   1920Beebe, W. (TM; Guyana)
x  1923aPetit, G. (DD; Madagascar; 75.)
x  1924-25Vosseler, J. (TI; in capt.; coprophagy, 122-123; use of lips, 125-126; feeding not only nocturnal, 226; DD, German East Africa, ?use of tusks, 225-226.)
x *1925Steller, G.W. (HG; 230-232.)
x *1928Prater, S.H. (DD; browsing, 89-90; chewing, 92.)
x *1935Barrett, O.W. (TM; Central America; 217.)
x  1937Turner, J.P. (TM; Guyana; photo of animal feeding partly out of water; 498.)
x  1939Coates, C.W. (TI; in capt.; food position preference; eating sand & mud; 143.)
x  1940Pocock, R.I. (DD; possible use of tusks; 332, 336.)
x *1944Pereira, M.N. (TI; feeding under floating meadows, 47, 56; bending down bushes with flippers, 57; feeding at bottom, 56-57.)
x  1946aGoodwin, G.G. (HG; 60-61.)
x  1948Bessac & Villiers (TS; believed to swallow 1 pebble per year; 189.)
x  1956Harry, R.R. (DD; Palau; use of tusks; 22.)
x  1956Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; nursing; 19-20, 23.)
x  1957Gohar, H.A.F. (DD; Red Sea; ?use of flippers, 9, 42; use of snout bristles, 13; making & eating heaps of seagrasses, 42.)
x *1959Jones, S. (DD; in capt.; feeding at surface, etc.; 200-201.)
x  1961Jonklaas, R. (DD; 4-5.)
x  1961Silas, E.G. (DD; 264.)
   1963Bertram, G.C.L. (TM, HG)
x  1964aBertram & Bertram (Trichechus; 118.)
x  1966Jarman, P.J. (DD; Kenya; feeding trails; 86, 88.)
x  1966Thomas, D. (DD; India; eating seagrass rhizomes; feeding with tail up; 80.)
x  1967Oke, V.R. (DD; in capt.; feeding only at bottom or from hand; 220.)
x  1967Welsby, T. (DD; Moreton Bay, Queensland; rooting & damage to oyster banks; 1: 103-104, 2: 239-240.)
x  1968aBertram & Bertram (DD, 388; Trichechus, 389.)
x  1969Allsopp, W.H.L. (TM; preferred growth habits of food plants; 345-346.)
x  1971bDomning, D.P. (hydrodamalines; Pacific; evolution; 218.)
   1972bAnon. (TM; Florida; drinking fresh water)
x  1972Heinsohn, G.E. (DD; Australia; calves grazing; 210.)
x  1972Kenchington, R.A. (DD; Australia; calves grazing; 886.)
x  1974Mondolfi, E. (TM; Venezuela; pulling grasses into water with flippers; 14.)
x  1975bAnon. (TM; Florida; nursing; 7.)
x  1976Allen et al. (DD; in capt.; feeding only at bottom; 36.)
x  1976Heinsohn, Spain & Anderson (DD; Australia; raising silt clouds; 22.)
x  1976Ligon, S.H. (DD; Australia; feeding with tail up, raising silt clouds; m580.)
x  1976Mármol B., A.E. (TI; Peru; eating vegetation on riverbanks; 32.)
x  1977bDomning, D.P. (North Pacific sirs.; evolution; 353-361.)
x  1977Heinsohn et al. (DD; feeding habits; 237-238.)
x  1977Marsh et al. (DD; feeding habits; 288-289.)
x  1977Nietschmann, B. (DD; Torres Strait; seagrasses torn rather than cropped cleanly when tidal current strong; 10.)
x *1978Anderson & Birtles (DD; Queensland; diving, silt clouds, feeding tracks; 8-13, 18-20.)
x *1978aDomning, D.P. (TI; functional anatomy of lips, jaws, & neck; 57-69.)
x  1978bDomning, D.P. (N. Pacific sirs.; 116-124, 131, 140-144.)
x  1978Powell, J.A., Jr. (TM; eating flesh of fish & leaving bones; 442.)
x  1979Anderson, P.K. (DD; different feeding modes for large & small seagrasses, 124-125; flippers probably not used, 125.)
x *1979Hartman, D.S. (TM; Florida; 42, 44, 47, 51-58, 85-86, 95, 112, 122; drinking fresh water, 58-59; feeding partly out of water, 85; rooting, 90, 92; regurgitation, 93, 95.)
x  1979Tas'an et al. (DD; in capt., Jakarta; eating floating seagrasses; 8-9.)
x  1980Belitsky & Belitsky (TM; Dominican Republic; silt clouds; 318.)
x  1980Dekker, D. (TM; in capt.; pregnant female & calf; 21, 23-24, 26.)
x *1980Domning, D.P. (TI, TML; food position preference; experiments; 544-547.)
x  1980Kataoka & Asano (DD; in capt.; feeding at bottom & surface; 270.)
x  1980Marsh, H. (DD; Australia; ?non-use of tusks; 199.)
x  1981aAnderson, P.K. (DD; persistent grazing of preferred sites, 640-641; uprooting seagrasses, 641.)
x *1981Best, R.C. (review; 7-24.)
x  1981Bingham, B. (TM; Florida; drinking from hose; pop. acc.; 90-91.)
x  1981Kataoka & Asano (DD; in capt.; feeding at bottom & surface; 200.)
x  1981Odell, D.K. (TM; Florida; in capt.; newborn calf; 131, 133.)
x  1981Powell & Waldron (TM; St. Johns R., Florida; eating Eichhornia & Vallisneria; 49-50.)
x *1981aReynolds, J.E., III (TM; Florida; 236-237, 240.)
x  1981Santiapillai, C. (DD; Sri Lanka; stones in intestines; 4.)
x  1981Zeiller, W. (TM; Florida; in capt.; conditioning to press trigger to obtain fresh water; 104.)
x  1982aAnderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; ?grazing scars in seagrass beds; 81-82.)
x  1982bAnderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; eating Amphibolis leaves & not rhizomes; ?economization of energy; 90-91, 96-97.)
x  1982Barnett & Johns (DD; Queensland; 522.)
x  1982Marsh et al. (DD; Australia; food choice, 61-65; ?non-use of tusks, 65.)
x  1982Rathbun et al. (TM; Georgia; drinking fresh water from dock; 153.)
x  1982Scott & Powell (TM; Florida; commensal feeding by herons; 215-216.)
x  1983Bengtson, J.L. (TM; food consumption in wild; experiments; 1190-1191.)
x  1983aKinnaird, M.F. (TM; Florida; drinking fresh water, 25; feeding half out of water, 34.)
x  1983Lainson et al. (TI; coprophagy as ?route of coccidial infection; 289.)
x  1983aShane, S.H. (TM; Florida; photo of animal feeding on bank grasses; 41.)
x  1984cAnderson, P.K. (DD; Queensland; control by tidal cycle; feeding trails & completeness of seagrass removal; 39-40.)
x  1984Lomolino & Ewel (TM; consumption rate; 177.)
x  1984aPackard, J.M. (TM; rooting & grazing seagrasses; 21-22.)
x  1985Etheridge et al. (TM; chewing rate & time spent feeding; 21-23.)
x  1985Reynolds & Wilcox (TML; Florida; feeding partly out of water; 417, 421.)
x  1986aAnderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; eating only leaves of Amphibolis vs. entire plants of Halodule; 478, 483-485, 487-488.)
x  1986Colmenero-R., L. (TMM; Mexico; 595-597; feeding partly out of water, 596.)
x  1986O'Shea, T.J. (TM; Florida; bottom-feeding on acorns; 183-185.)
x  1986Prince, R.I.T. (DD; Australia; feeding trails & silt clouds; 15-16, 19-21, 27, 34-36.)
x  1986Timm et al. (TI; Ecuador; use of flippers in feeding on emergent grasses; 151-152.)
x  1986Williams, T.R. (DD; Papua New Guinea; making feeding trail; 65.)
x  1989Anderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; foraging on macroinvertebrates; 5-6.)
x  1989aAnon. (TM; Florida; drinking from hose; 187.)
x  1989Baugh et al. (TML; feeding on Spartina; 89.)
x  1989cDomning, D.P. (rytiodontines & DD; use of tusks; 426.)
x  1989dDomning, D.P. (Xenosiren yucateca; use of jaws & tusks; 435-436.)
x  1989aPreen, A. (DD; Arabian region; rhizivory ?limited to soft sediments; 120-121.)
x  1990aDomning, D.P. (rhizivory experiments; 34-36.)
x  1991Haigh, M.D. (TMM; Guyana; feeding partly out of water; 339, 342.)
x *1991Provancha & Hall (TML; Florida; impact on seagrass beds; 91-97.)
x  1991Toledo & Domning (extinct dugongids; 135.)
  *1992Colares & Colares (TI; in capt.; food preferences)
   1993Lee Long et al. (DD; Queensland; feeding trails to 23 m deep)
x  1994Aragones, L.V. (DD; Philippines; timing of feeding, consumption weight, circular feeding scars; 713, 715.)
x *1995De Iongh, Wenno & Meelis (DD; Indonesia; feeding tracks & foraging strategy; 1-19.)
x  1995aPreen, A.R. (DD; Moreton Bay, Australia; excavating ascidians; 166, 168-170.)
   1996Lee Long et al. (DD; northeastern Australia; feeding at depths of at least 23 m)
x  1996Lockett, J. (DD; cultivation grazing; pop. acc.; 20-21.)
x  1996Supanwanid, C. (recovery of Halophila after simulated dugong grazing; 315-318.)
x  1997De Iongh et al. (DD; Indonesia; ?cultivation grazing; 71-77.)
x *1998Marshall et al. (TML; use of perioral bristles; 274-289.)
x *1998Marshall, Clark, & Reep (TML; use of facial muscles & bristles; 298-302.)
x  1998Ortiz et al. (TML, TMM; drinking fresh water from hoses; 450-452.)
   1999Mukai et al. (DD; Thailand; effects of grazing; carrying capacity)
x  1999Nakaoka & Aioi (DD; Thailand; feeding trails; 98.)
 D 2000Werth, A.
x *2000Lefebvre et al. (TM; Florida, Puerto Rico; use of seagrasses, % rhizome removal; 291-297.)
x *2000Aragones & Marsh (DD; Australia; simulated feeding trails & seagrass recovery; 277-288.)
x *2000Marshall et al. (TML; food-handling ability & feeding-cycle length; 649-658.)
x  2001Masini et al. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; Halodule; 189, 191-192, 194-195.)
   2002aWhiting, S.D. (DD; Northern Territory, Australia; dive times)
   2002bWhiting, S.D. (DD; Northern Territory, Australia; foraging on intertidal algae)
   2002Nakaoka et al. (DD; Thailand; impact of foraging on benthic animal communities)
   2003Marshall et al. (DD, TI, TMM, TS; orofacial morphology & feeding)
  *2003Marshall et al. (DD, TI, TS, TMM; orofacial functional anatomy; 245-260.)
   2004Smith & Mezich (TML; Manatee Springs, Florida; effects of grazing)
   2005Spiegelberger & Ganslosser (TMM; French Guiana; bank feeding)
   2006Aragones et al. (DD; grazing optimization)
   2006Tsutsumi et al. (DD; passive acoustical monitoring)
  *2007Domning & Beatty (tusks)
   2007Miksis-Olds et al. (TML; noise levels & foraging)
   2007aWirsing et al. (DD; foraging tactics & shark avoidance)
   2007cWirsing et al. (DD; foraging tactics & shark avoidance)
   2008Wirsing et al. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; foraging tactics & shark avoidance)
   2010Alves-Stanley et al. (TML, TMM; Florida, Belize, Puerto Rico; feeding preferences; stable isotopes)
   2010Hénaut et al. (TMM; in capt., Mexico; activities & social interactions)
  *2010Sheppard et al. (DD; Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia; habitat use & food choice)
   2011Wirsing et al. (DD; feeding and diving mode in presence of tiger sharks)
   2011Diedrich, C. G. (placodont reptiles comp. w/ Halitherium & Dugong)
   2011Miksis-Olds & Wagner (TML; Florida; behavioral response to noise)
   2013Kikuchi et al. (TI; in capt., Brazil; acceleration data loggers)
 D 2015Chiba et al. (Ounalashkastylus tomidai, n.gen.n.sp., Olig.-Mioc., Alaska; cf. Vanderhoofius sp., Middle Mioc., Hokkaido; feeding adaptations)
   2017Mizuno et al. (DD; Philippines; feeding trails)
   2019Gonzalez-Socoloske & Olivera-Gómez (TMM; Tabasco, Mexico; food choice)
   2019Crema et al. (TI; Brazil; stable isotopes in bones, teeth, & milk; movements between habitats and water types)
   2019Marshall & Pyenson
  *2020Yamato et al. (DD; automatic detection of feeding sounds)
   2020Hénaut et al. (TMM; in capt., Mexico; learning capacities & welfare)
   2020Fitt, W. (TML; Florida; eating sponge Chondrilla caribensis)
   2020Haase et al. (TML; Florida; traveling to thermal refuges & foraging constraints)
   2021Budiarsa et al. (DD; foraging behavior; influence of climatic drivers and anthropogenic disturbance)
   2021Nowicki et al. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; tiger sharks; effects of apex predator removal and extreme climatic events)
   2021Bullen et al. (HG; structuring of North Pacific kelp forests)
Behavior, Investigative, and Sense Perception ( 83 )
(SEE ALSO: Sense Organs; Sound Production)
x  1867Claudius, M. (HG & other sirs.; hearing; 1-12.)
   1868Claudius, M. (HG; hearing)
x  1876Chapman, H.C. (TM; in capt.; sensitivity of ?smell; 454.)
   1878Brown, A.E. (TM; sensitivity of ?smell; 295.)
x *1906bDexler & Freund (DD; hearing, 52, 64-66; touch, 53, 64-65; taste, 59; smell, 59-60; sight, 60-64.)
x  1912aMatthes, E. (hearing; 597-599.)
x  1923aPetit, G. (DD; sight, hearing, smell; 77.)
x  1924-25Vosseler, J. (TI; taste & smell, 123-124, 126, 179-180, 217-220; taste/smell experiments, 217-219; hearing, 220-221.)
x  1929Petit & Rochon-Duvigneaud (DD; hearing, smell, taste, vision, touch, 130-132; vision, 137-138.)
x  1946aGoodwin, G.G. (HG; hearing; 61.)
x  1951bMoore, J.C. (TM; Florida; raising eyes above surface; 27-28.)
x  1956Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; greeting; 11-12, 22.)
x  1961Jonklaas, R. (DD; taste, 4-5; sight, hearing, 6.)
   1963Bertram, G.C.L. (TM; Guyana)
x  1964aBertram & Bertram (TMM; Guyana; 118-119.)
x  1967Oke, V.R. (DD; in capt.; response to gong; 221.)
   1967Scott-Johnson, C. (hearing)
x  1976Reynolds, J.E., III (TM; communication, curiosity; 211.)
x  1978Anderson & Birtles (DD; Queensland; raising head above water, 7, 16, 18; ?investigating observers, 16.)
x  1979Anderson, P.K. (DD; Australia; investigating observers; 137-138.)
x *1979Hartman, D.S. (TM; Florida; exploration of habitat, 35-36; nibbling water hyacinth, 53; investigating disturbances, 59, 99, 128-131; investigating inanimate objects, 60-61, 127; chemoreception, 95-96, 118-120; hearing, 115-116, 128; vision, 116-118; touch, 118.)
x  1979aReynolds, J.E., III (TM; Florida; mechanoreception & body hairs; 52.)
x *1980Bullock et al. (TI; auditory evoked potentials; 130-133.)
x  1980Lowell & Flanigan (chemoreception; 56-57.)
x  1981aAnderson, P.K. (DD; investigation & range of detection of boats & divers; 642-645.)
x  1981bAnderson, P.K. (DD; Australia; investigating observers; 105-106.)
x  1981bReynolds, J.E., III (TML; Florida; hearing, 446-447; ?detecting water movement with body hairs, m447; vision, ?smell, touch, 448.)
x  1982bAnderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; investigating observers; 88-89.)
x  1982Cohen et al. (TM; possible color vision; 197-202.)
x  1983bKinnaird, M.F. (TM; Florida; in capt.; experiments on responses to high-intensity sound; 3-4.)
x *1983Piggins et al. (TI; vision; 121-127.)
x  1985Bengtson & Fitzgerald (TM; Florida; hearing sensitivity; 817-818.)
x  1986aAnderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; investigating observers; 484-485.)
x  1986cAnderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; investigating boats & divers; pop. acc.; 163-166.)
   1987Piggins, D. (TI; eyesight; pop. acc.)
x  1988Fischer, M.S. (TM; ear & hearing; 375-377.)
x  1989Packard et al. (TML; Florida; seeking warm water; 699.)
   1990Klishin et al. (TI; hearing)
   1990Popov & Supin (TI; hearing)
x *1992Patton et al. (annotated bibliography of sir. hearing; 1-61.)
x *1992Ketten et al. (TML; hearing, 77-95; taste, 84, 92.)
x  1993Loyer, B. (DD; Vanuatu; investigating divers; "excited" by the color red; 54-55.)
x *1994Gerstein, E.R. (TML; in capt.; hearing experiments, vision, touch; 10-21.)
x  1995bAnderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay; response to boat; 207.)
x *1996Griebel & Schmid (TMM; in capt.; color vision; 2747-2757.)
   1997Au, W.W.L. (TML; in capt.; hearing experiments)
x  1997De Iongh et al. (DD; Indonesia; responses to boats & divers; 75.)
  *1997Griebel & Schmid (TMM; in capt.; brightness discrimination; 1587-1592.)
x  1997Mass et al. (TML; visual acuity; 392-394.)
x  1998Bachteler & Dehnhardt (TMM; sensitivity of vibrissae; 44.)
x *1998Marshall et al. (TML; facial bristles & hairs; 281-287.)
x  1998Reep et al. (TML; facial bristles & hairs; 271.)
x *1999Bachteler & Dehnhardt (TMM; sensitivity of vibrissae; 61-69.)
x  1999Cohen, P. (TML; hearing; pop. acc.; 20.)
x *1999Gerstein et al. (TML; underwater audiogram; 3575-3583.)
x  2001Reep et al. (TML; microanatomy of vibrissae; 1-14.)
   2002Gerstein, E.R. (TML)
x *2002Reep et al. (TML; postcranial tactile hairs; 141-154.)
   2003Marshall et al. (DD, TI, TMM, TS; orofacial morphology & feeding)
   2003Bauer et al. (TML; underwater visual acuity)
  *2005Mann et al. (TML; temporal resolution of auditory system)
   2006Miksis-Olds & Miller (TML habitats; sound transmission loss)
   2006O'Shea & Poche (TML; underwater sound communication)
   2006Phillips et al. (TML; detection ranges for acoustic-based manatee avoidance technology)
   2007Miksis-Olds et al. (TML; noise levels & foraging)
   2007Hodgson et al. (DD; Australia; use of acoustic alarms to prevent accidental netting)
   2009Mooney et al. (auditory temporal resolution of white-beaked dolphin comp. w/ manatees)
   2009Colbert et al. (TML; sound localization)
   2009Miksis-Olds & Tyack (TM; noise levels & vocalizations)
   2011Kikuchi et al. (TMM; in capt.; avoidance of nets)
   2011Miksis-Olds & Wagner (TML; Florida; behavioral response to noise)
   2012Gaspard et al. (TML; audiogram & auditory critical ratios)
  *2012Bauer et al. (TML, TMM; tactile discrimination of textures)
   2012Kikuchi et al. (TI; turning behavior; vision and tactile hairs)
   2013Marriott et al. (Sirs.; somatosensation, hearing, olfaction)
  *2013Bills et al. (TML; anal glands; chemosensation)
   2015Rivera-C. et al. (TMM; Panama; hearing & vocalizations)
  *2018Bauer et al. (review; 2-8.)
  *2018Rycyk et al. (TML, Florida; behavioral response to boats)
   2020Hénaut et al. (TMM; in capt., Mexico; learning capacities & welfare)
   2020Hénaut et al. (TMM; in capt., Mexico; feeding behavior; learning capacities & welfare)
  *2020Barboza & Larkin (TML; olfaction)
   2021Lucchini et al. (TMM; in capt.; role of touch)
Behavior, Sexual ( 55 )
(SEE ALSO: Birth and Breeding)
x  1869Marcoy, P. (Trichechus; South America; 2: 150-151.)
   1875Marcoy, P. (Trichechus; South America; 2: 188-189.)
x *1899Steller, G.W. (HG; 189, 198.)
x  1923aPetit, G. (DD; Madagascar; 77-78.)
x  1924-25Vosseler, J. (TI; in capt.; 131, 175-180, 217; supposedly longer flippers of male used to embrace female, 175.)
x *1925Steller, G.W. (HG; 231, 233.)
x  1935Barrett, O.W. (TM; Central America; 217.)
x  1941-43Pereira, M.N. (TI; Brazil; mating; 102.)
x *1944Pereira, M.N. (TI; mating herds; 58-60.)
x  1946aGoodwin, G.G. (HG; 61.)
x  1946Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; ?mating; 58.)
x  1956Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; 12-15, 22.)
x  1961Jonklaas, R. (DD; 7.)
   1963Bertram, G.C.L. (TM, HG)
x  1964aBertram & Bertram (TMM; 119.)
x  1966Jarman, P.J. (DD; Kenya; 83.)
x *1967aJones, S. (DD; India; in capt.; 219.)
x  1968aBertram & Bertram (Trichechus; m390.)
x  1968Charnock-Wilson, J. (TM; Belize; 294.)
x *1972Caldwell & Caldwell (TM; Florida; mating herd; 446-448.)
   1972Dieckman, L.E.
x  1975Pinto da Silveira, E.K. (TI; mating herds; 225-226.)
   1977Balderamos, L.P. (TM; Belize; mating herd)
x *1978Anderson & Birtles (DD; Queensland; 12-15, 20-21.)
x  1979Anderson, P.K. (DD; Australia; categorization of behavioral elements; 128-129.)
x *1979Hartman, D.S. (TM; Florida; 16, 37, 43, 83, 86, 89-90, 95, 99-109, 114, 136-137; homosexual behavior, 99, 101, 106-108, 137.)
x  1979aReynolds, J.E., III (TM; Florida; estrous herds; 47, 50.)
x  1980Dekker, D. (TM; in capt.; 21.)
x  1980Telander, R. (TM; Florida; photo of mating herd; 34-35.)
x  1981Jenkins, R.L. (TM; Florida; in capt.; mating; 129-130.)
x  1981bReynolds, J.E., III (TML; Florida; mating herds; 441.)
x  1981Zeiller, W. (TM; Florida; in capt.; mating; 109-110.)
x  1982Bengtson, J.L. (TM; Florida; males patrolling large ranges in search of estrous females; 4668.)
x  1984cAnderson, P.K. (DD; Queensland; possible mating; 40-41.)
x  1984Hall, A.J. (TM; Florida; photo of mating herd; 406-407.)
x  1984Marsh, Heinsohn & Marsh (DD; review; 780-781.)
x  1985Morales et al. (TI; in capt.; masturbation; 1231.)
x *1989bPreen, A. (DD; Queensland; mating; 382-387.)
   1991Preen, A.R. (DD; Queensland; mating; pop. acc.)
x  1992Marmontel et al. (TM, TI; 305-306.)
x  1993Harling, R. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; lekking; pop. acc.; 10-11.)
x  1994aFrey, R. (copulation position; 152-153.)
x  1994Gerstein, E.R. (TML; in capt.; 13.)
x  1994Tschada, P. (TMM; in capt., Nuremberg; 36.)
x  1995Anderson & Barclay (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; vocalizations; 1235-1236.)
x  1995O'Shea & Hartley (TML; Blue Spring, Florida; mating herds; 160, 162, 168.)
x *1997Anderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; lekking; 433-462.)
   1997Wakai, Y. (DD; in capt.)
  *2002Anderson, P.K. (evolution of sir. mating systems; 55-98.)
   2007Adulyanukosol et al. (DD; Thailand; variation in reproductive behavior)
   2017Carvalho et al. (TI; mating herd)
   2017Harms-Tuohy & Tuohy (TMM; Puerto Rico; aggression toward divers by mating herd)
   2020Infantes et al. (DD; Thailand; reproductive behavior; use of drones)
   2021Emin-Lima, Costa et al. (TI; near Belém, Brazil; historical records; mating activity)
  *2021Lanyon et al. (DD; Australia; body scarring by tusks)
Behavior, Shelter-seeking or Escape ( 117 )
(SEE ALSO: Hunting and Capture; Migration and Movements; Natural Death or Injury; Temperature, Effects of)
x  1874bAnon. (TM; Florida; escape; 446.)
   1879-82Alston, E.R.
x *1899Steller, G.W. (HG; 189, 198-199.)
x *1906bDexler & Freund (DD; escape; 52.)
x  1928Prater, S.H. (DD; Red Sea; 84.)
x  1934Thomson, D.F. (DD; Australia; coming inshore to escape sharks; 242.)
x *1935Barrett, O.W. (TM; Central America; escape, 217; habits changed by hunting, 216.)
x  1941Scholander & Irving (TM; Florida; jumping out of water; 170.)
x  1943Krumholz, L.A. (TM; Florida; 272.)
x  1944Pereira, M.N. (TI; making hiding places in summer under floating meadows, 46-47, 56; cow fleeing if calf harpooned, 61.)
x  1953Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; 121.)
x  1957Cadenat, J. (TS; escaping when surprised out of water; 1369.)
x  1957Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; calves; 138.)
x  1964aBertram & Bertram (Trichechus; submergence; 117-119.)
x  1964Johnson, D.H. (DD; Arnhem Land, Australia; seeking protected waters; 507.)
x  1965Lluch B., D. (TMM; Mexico; ?helping to deepen pools in lakes for refuge in dry season; 414.)
x  1966Jarman, P.J. (DD; Kenya; seeking protected waters; 84.)
x  1966Thomas, D. (DD; India; young ?staying farther from shore; 80.)
x  1967aJones, S. (DD; India; favoring protected waters & lee coasts; 216.)
x  1967Welsby, T. (DD; Moreton Bay, Queensland; fleeing from boats; 1: 105, 2: 234.)
x  1971Kingdon, J. (DD; East Africa; avoiding rough water; 394-397.)
x  1972Heinsohn, G.E. (DD; Australia; favoring protected waters; 207, 211.)
x  1974bDekker, D. (TM; Suriname; swimming away from boats with "head and shoulders above water"; 2.)
x  1975Pinto da Silveira, E.K. (TMM, avoiding shark attack; TI, deserting young when attacked; 226.)
x  1976Lipkin, Y. (DD; Red Sea; feeding & resting areas; 88-90, 94.)
x  1976Heinsohn & Wake (DD; Australia; favoring protected waters; 16-18.)
x  1976Heinsohn, Marsh & Spain (DD; Australia; behavior when netted; 119-120.)
x  1978Anderson & Birtles (DD; Queensland; sheltered feeding areas, 10, 17-18; response to observers, 15-16.)
x  1978Anderson & Heinsohn (DD; Australia; seeking protected waters; 19.)
x  1979Anderson, P.K. (DD; flattening against or hugging bottom, 128, 139; resting & calving sites, 132-133, 139-140; avoidance of SCUBA & boats, 138; effects of hunting pressure, 139.)
x *1979Hartman, D.S. (TM; Florida; use of warm-water refugia, 17-27; estrous females escaping bulls, 37, 101-106; reactions to storms, 40; reactions to disturbances, fish, etc., 59-60, 96, 99-100, 113-117, 119, 126-128, 130-131, 135; at parturition, 110.)
x  1979aReynolds, J.E., III (TM; Florida; cows protecting calves; 50-51.)
x  1980Belitsky & Belitsky (TM; Dominican Republic; ?avoiding exposed coasts; 317.)
x  1980Dekker, D. (TM; in capt.; fright reactions of newborn; 24.)
x  1980Sander, H.E. (DD; Papua New Guinea; changing feeding areas & feeding at night to avoid hunters; 15-16.)
   1980Wilcox, J.R. (TM; Florida; use of power plants)
x  1981aAnderson, P.K. (DD; movements in response to weather & disturbance, & for parturition, 641; avoiding boats & divers, 643-644.)
x  1981Jones, S. (DD; India; sheltering behind islands; 50.)
x  1981Nietschmann & Nietschmann (DD; Torres Strait; seeking protected & turbid waters; 58.)
x  1981Powell & Waldron (TM; use of Blue Spring, Florida; 41-46.)
x  1981Powell et al. (TM; Puerto Rico; favoring calm waters; 644.)
x *1981Powell, J.A., Jr. (TM; use of Crystal R., Florida; 34-37.)
x  1981Rose, P.M. (TM; Florida; use of power plants, 1977-78; 22-24.)
   1981Shane, S.H. (TM; Florida; use of power plants)
x  1982aAnderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; desirability of access to both shoal & deep water; 82.)
x  1982bAnderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; avoiding boats & divers, 88-89, 93, 95-96; ?for parturition, 97-98.)
x  1982Barnett & Johns (DD; Queensland; response to boats & divers; 521, 523.)
x  1982Eberhardt, L.L. (TM; Florida; censusing at refugia; 3-4, 6-9, 15.)
x  1982Watterlond, M. (TM; Florida; use of power plants; pop. acc.; 94, 96.)
x  1983Kinnaird & Valade (TM; Florida; use of power plants; 1-24.)
x  1983aKinnaird, M.F. (TM; Florida; avoiding boats, 16, 34, 46, 49; use of warm-water outfalls, 16, 25, 40, 48.)
x  1983cKinnaird, M.F. (TM; Florida; avoiding boats; 7, 28, 34-35.)
x  1983Rathbun et al. (TM; Honduras; moving out to sea during storms; 306.)
x  1983bShane, S.H. (TM; Florida; use of power plants, 4-8; possible sheltering from boats & wind, 8.)
x  1984Marsh, Heinsohn & Marsh (DD; calving in shallow water; 780.)
x  1984Powell & Rathbun (TM; northwestern Florida; use of warm-water refugia; 10-13, 22.)
x  1984Shane, S.H. (TM; Florida; use of power plants; 180-187.)
x  1985Bengtson & Fitzgerald (TM; Florida; ?alarm vocalizations; 817.)
x  1985O'Shea, Rathbun et al. (TM; Florida; escaping from nets; 337.)
x *1985Packard, Frohlich et al. (TM; Ft. Myers, Florida; use of power plant; 1-20.)
x  1985Reynolds & Wilcox (TML; Florida; use of power plants, 1982-83; 413-422.)
x  1986cAnderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; experiments to evaluate response to speeding boats & other disturbances; pop. acc.; 165-166.)
x  1986Bayliss, P. (DD; Australia; higher densities in sheltered waters; 33.)
x  1986Reynolds & Wilcox (TML; Florida; use of power plants, 1984-85; 103-113.)
x  1987Reynolds & Wilcox (TM; Florida; use of power plants; pop. acc.; 263-269.)
   1988Curran & Morris (TML; Florida; response to boats)
x  1988Provancha & Provancha (TM; Banana R., Florida; avoiding boat traffic; 333.)
   1988bReynolds & Wilcox (TML; Florida; use of power plants, 1977-1986)
   1988Weigle et al. (TML; Florida; use of power plants)
x  1989aMarsh, H. (DD; Australia; spinning & rolling when stranded; 79.)
x *1989Packard et al. (TML; Florida; use of power plant, 1984-85; response to interruption of thermal effluent; 692-700.)
  *1990Buckingham, C.A. (TML; Crystal R., Florida; response to disturbance)
x  1990Marsh & Rathbun (DD; Queensland; learned wariness of power boats; 91, 95, 98.)
x  1990Rathbun et al. (TML; northwestern Florida; use of springs; 4-33.)
x  1991Reid et al. (TML; Florida; movements among warm-water refugia; 180-190.)
   1993Steele & Kuhl (DD; Moreton Bay, Australia; warm-water refugia)
x  1994Aragones, L.V. (DD; Philippines; sheltering from monsoons; 712.)
x  1994Garrott et al. (TML; Florida; use of power plants, 1977-1992; 642-654.)
x  1994Reynolds & Wilcox (TML; Florida; use of power plants, 1982-1992; 163-177.)
x  1994Tschada, P. (TMM; in capt., Nuremberg; use of space; 38, 40-41, 43-45.)
x  1995Anderson & Barclay (DD; ?alarm calls; 1231-1232.)
x  1997De Iongh et al. (DD; Indonesia; foraging in rough seas; 74-75.)
x  1997Whiting, S.D. (DD; Northern Territory, Australia; sheltering from winds & ?sharks; 21.)
x  1998Axis-A. et al. (TMM; Mexico; preference for sheltered waters; 800.)
   1999Buckingham et al. (TML; Florida; response to boats)
   2002Nowacek et al. (TMM; Belize; behavioral responses to vessel approaches)
  *2004King & Heinen (TML; Crystal & Homosassa Rivers, Florida; harassment by swimmers)
  *2004Nowacek et al. (TML; boat avoidance)
   2005aLaist & Reynolds (TML; Florida; effects of warm-water refuges)
   2005bLaist & Reynolds (TML; Florida; future of warm-water refuges)
   2006Langtimm et al. (TML; Florida; effects of hurricanes)
   2006Phillips et al. (TML; detection ranges for acoustic-based manatee avoidance technology)
   2007Miksis-Olds et al. (TML; boat avoidance)
   2007Hodgson & Marsh (DD; response to boat traffic)
   2007aWirsing et al. (DD; foraging tactics & shark avoidance)
   2007cWirsing et al. (DD; foraging tactics & shark avoidance)
   2008Wirsing et al. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; foraging tactics & shark avoidance)
x *2008Turner, L.M. (HG; Attu; killed by women; 106-107.)
   2010Gibbs et al. (TML; Blue Spring, Florida; disturbance by invasive catfish)
   2010Alvarez-A. et al. (TML; Cuba; use of power plant)
   2010Lanyon et al. (DD; Queensland, Australia; pursuit for skin sampling)
   2011Wirsing & Ripple (DD; responses to tiger sharks)
   2011Wirsing et al. (DD; feeding and diving mode in presence of tiger sharks)
  *2011Slone, D. (TML; Florida; inverted haloclines as warm-water refugia)
   2011Miksis-Olds & Wagner (TML; Florida; behavioral response to noise)
   2011Stith et al. (TML; southwest Florida; warm-water refugia; temperature-inverted haloclines)
   2012Stith et al. (TML; Florida; passive thermal refugia)
  *2013Laist et al. (TML; Florida; warm-water refuges)
   2014Kleen & Breland (TML; Citrus County & Kings Bay, Florida; seasonal use of warm-water refuge)
   2014Lima et al. (sir. reactions to oncoming vehicles)
x  2015Malakar et al. (DD; Andaman Islands, India; 7177.)
   2017Slone et al. (TML; Florida; warm-water refuge use; GPS telemetry)
  *2018Ramos et al. (TMM; Belize; response to drones)
   2018Carr& Milstein (TML; Florida; power plants as thermal refuges)
  *2018Rycyk et al. (TML, Florida; behavioral response to boats)
   2019Littles et al. (TML; Florida; movements in and out of winter refuge)
  *2020Haase et al. (TML; Florida; traveling to thermal refuges & foraging constraints)
Behemotops Domning, Ray, and McKenna, 1986 ( 13 )
 Dv1984cInuzuka, N.
xD*1986Domning et al. (n.gen.; 6.)
xD 1988Saito et al. (Late Olig., Hokkaido, Japan; 269-273.)
 D 1989aInuzuka, N. (Hokkaido)
xD 1991Kumar, K. (comp. w/ anthracobunids; m236.)
 D 1996Inuzuka, N. (body size & mass estimates)
xD 1996Kozawa et al. (enamel structure; 354, 356-357.)
xD 1997cDomning, D.P. (biostratigraphic utility; m179.)
 D 2013Hayashi et al. (bone histology & aquatic adaptation)
 D 2013Barnes, L.G.
 D 2013Inuzuka, N. (comp. w/ Desmostylus & Paleoparadoxia; osteology, paleoecological restoration)
 D*2015Beatty & Cockburn (Behemotops cf. proteus, Olig., Vancouver Is., British Columbia; Seuku, n.gen., Seuku emlongi, n.comb., Olig., Oregon)
 D 2021Avilla & Mothé (in phylogenetic analysis of Afrotheria)
Behemotops emlongi Domning, Ray, and McKenna, 1986 ( 7 )
xD*1986Domning et al. (n.gen.n.sp.; comp. w/ B. proteus, 6, 16-19, 23-33, 36, 45; paleoecology, 48.)
xD 1988Saito et al. (m269-270, 272.)
xD 1991Clark, J.M. (comp. w/ Paleoparadoxia weltoni; 490-493, 498, 502-504.)
xD 1992Thewissen & Domning (m495.)
 D*1994Ray et al. (syn. of B. proteus)
 D 2013Barnes, L.G.
 D*2015Beatty & Cockburn (referred to Seuku, n.gen., Seuku emlongi, n.comb.)
Behemotops katsuiei Inuzuka, 2000 ( 7 )
 D*2000bInuzuka, N. (n.sp.)
xD 2001dDomning, D.P. (tibia; 25.)
 D*2006Inuzuka, N.
 D 2013Barnes, L.G.
 D 2014Cooper et al.
 D 2015Beatty & Cockburn (comp. w/ Behemotops cf. proteus, Olig., Vancouver Is., British Columbia; Seuku, n.gen., Seuku emlongi, n.comb., Olig., Oregon)
 D 2015Houssaye et al. (osteosclerosis)
Behemotops proteus Domning, Ray, and McKenna, 1986 ( 9 )
xD*1986Domning et al. (n.gen.n.sp.; comp. w/ B. emlongi; 6-23, 27, 29, 31, 33, 36, 45-46.)
xD 1988Saito et al. (m269-270, 272.)
xD 1989aDomning, D.P. (distr. & feeding on kelp; 53.)
xD 1991Clark, J.M. (comp. w/ Paleoparadoxia weltoni; 490-493, 500, 502-504.)
xD 1992Thewissen & Domning (m495.)
  *1994Ray et al. (new specimen; Olig., Washington)
xD 1996Barnes & Goedert (Olig., Washington; pop. acc.; 17, 19, 21.)
 D 2013Barnes, L.G.
 D*2015Beatty & Cockburn (Behemotops cf. proteus, Olig., Vancouver Is., British Columbia)
Behemotopsidae Inuzuka, 1987 ( 0 )
Behemotopsinae (Inuzuka, 1987) Barnes, 2013 ( 1 )
 D*2013Barnes, L.G. (new rank)
Belgium ( 8 )
   1868Du Bus, B.-A.-L. (Halitherium)
   1871Van Beneden, P.J.
x *1886bHartlaub, C. (Manatherium delheidi, n.gen.n.sp.; Olig.; 369-370.)
x *1889bDollo, L. (Miosiren kocki, n.gen.n.sp.; Mioc.; 415-416.)
x  1889Lefèvre, T. (Olig. sir. fauna; 197-200.)
x  1925Abel, O. (Halitherium Uytterhoeveni, n.sp. [nomen nudum]; Olig.; 39.)
  *1934bSickenberg, O.
x  1957Kellogg & Whitmore (Miosiren; Mioc.; ecology; 1021.)
Belize ( 51 )
(formerly British Honduras) (SEE ALSO: Central America)
x  1825aHarlan, R. (TMM; 278.)
x  1861Möbius, K. (TMM; rostral pads; 148.)
x  1863McBain, J. (TMM; skull; 261.)
x  1911Gann, T.W.F. (TMM; at archaeological site; 78, 82.)
   1918Gann, T.W.F.
   1931Mitchell-Hedges, F.W. (TM)
x  1935Murie, A. (TMM; 30.)
   1951Taylor, D.M.
   1966Craig, A.K.
x  1968Charnock-Wilson, J. (TMM; 293-294, pls. 13-14.)
x  1969Allsopp, W.H.L. (TMM; natural clearance of weeds; 348.)
x  1970Charnock-Wilson, J. (TMM; 236.)
   1972Dieckman, L.E.
x  1973Bertram & Bertram (TM; status; 319.)
   1974Charnock-Wilson et al. (TMM)
x  1975Kirkpatrick & Cartwright (TMM; m139.)
   1976?Anon.
   1977Balderamos, L.P.
   1977Frost, M.D. (TMM)
x  1979Bengtson & Magor (TMM; aerial survey; 230-232.)
   1980Scott, K.W.
   1984McKillop, H.I.
   1986McCarthy, T.J.
   1987Bertram, G.C.L. (TMM)
x  1989Lefebvre et al. (TMM; distr., status, & biogeography; 580-581, 606.)
x *1991O'Shea & Salisbury (TMM; status & distr.; 156-164.)
   1992?Boardman, B. (TMM; Gales Point)
x  1995Wille, C. (TMM; pop. acc.; 16-23.)
x  1999Maynard, T. (TM; pop. acc.; 36-37.)
x  2000Beveridge, J. (TMM; photos; 45.)
   2000Morales & Olivera (TMM)
   2000Platt et al. (TMM; Turneffe Atoll)
   2002Nowacek et al. (TMM; behavioral responses to vessel approaches)
   2004Self-Sullivan et al. (TMM; seasonal occurrence of males on Belize Barrier Reef)
   2008LaCommare et al. (TMM; habitat use)
   2010Alves-Stanley et al. (TMM; feeding preferences; stable isotopes)
  *2010Hunter, Auil et al. (TMM; genetic diversity)
   2011Auil Gomez, N. E. (TMM; anthropogenic threats)
   2011LaCommare, K. S. (TMM; conservation & habitat ecology)
   2011Donà et al. (TMM; seroepidemiology of papillomavirus)
   2012LaCommare et al. (TMM; population monitoring)
   2012Castelblanco-M., Padilla-S., et al. (TMM; movement patterns, use of habitat)
   2012Sulzner et al. (TMM; hematology, immunology)
   2012Wong et al. (TMM; oral temperature, heart & respiration rate)
   2016Takeuchi et al. (TM; trace metals)
  *2016Ramos et al. (TMM)
  *2017Allen et al. (TMM; diet)
   2018Ramos et al. (TMM; response to drones)
   2020Landeo-Yauri et al. (TML; photo-identification by drones)
   2020Ramos et al. (TMM; ultrasonic vocalizations)
   2020Corona-Figueroa et al. (TMM; Hondo River, Belize & Mexico; habitat use)
Bering Sea ( 44 )
(SEE ALSO: Alaska; Asia; Hydrodamalis and synonyms; Pacific Ocean)
  *1751Steller, G.W. (HG; Bering Is.; anatomy & natural history)
x  1774Steller, G.W. (occurrence of "Manati" [= HG]; 97.)
x *1802Sauer, M. (HG; once common in Kamchatka and Aleutians; exterminated in 1768; 181.)
x  1863aBrandt, J.F. (HG; distr. & extermination; 558-564.)
x  1866aBrandt, J.F. (HG; extermination; 279-282.)
x  1867aBrandt, J.F. (HG; extermination; 445-452.)
   1881Elliott, H.W.
x *1881aNordenskiöld, A.E. (HG; Bering Is.; post-1768 reports, etc.; 272-280, 292.)
x *1883Stejneger, L. (HG; Bering Is.; collection of specimens, 59, 61-62; extermination, 83-84; distr., 84.)
x *1884aStejneger, L. (HG; Bering Is.; date of extermination; 181-189.)
x *1885bNordenskiöld, A.E. (HG; Bering Is.; post-1768 reports defended; 280-284.)
x  1885Stejneger, L. (HG; Bering Is.; skeleton; 256-257.)
x  1885aWoodward, H. (HG; Commander Islands & ?Alaska; skeletons found in peat; 457-458.)
x *1886Stejneger, L. (HG; Bering Is.; date of extermination; 317-328.)
x *1887Stejneger, L. (HG; Bering Is.; statistics on extermination; 1047-1054.)
x  1891Lucas, F.A. (HG; extermination, collection of bones; 623-627.)
x  1894Dawson, G.M. (HG; history of discovery; 154-160.)
x *1899Steller, G.W. (HG; Bering Is., anatomy & natural history, 181-201; dead animals found on Kamchatka coast, 200.)
x *1925Steller, G.W. (HG; Bering Is., hunting, anatomy, & natural history, 139-140, 161, 180, 182, 226-237, 245; dead animals found on Kamchatka coast, 236-237.)
x  1926Sverdrup, H.U. (HG; Cape Chaplin, ca. 1911-1913; 205.)
x  1930Sverdrup, H.U. (HG; Cape Chaplin, ca. 1910; 248.)
x  1937Murie, O.J. (HG; Eskimo tradition of presence at St. Lawrence Is.; 345.)
   1944Andreyev, A.I.
x  1946aGoodwin, G.G. (HG; Bering Is.; 56-61.)
   1948Masterson & Brower
x  1952Andreyev, A.I. (HG; Commander Islands; hunted, 1758-59; 19.)
x *1958Grekov, V.I. (HG; distr.; 95-100.)
x  1964bBertram & Bertram (HG; possible survival; 313.)
x  1965Heptner, V.G. (HG; distr.; 91-93.)
   1967Hopkins, D.M.
   1967Laughlin, D.M.
   1967Scheffer, V.B.
x  1969Chelnokov, F.G. (HG; Bering Is.; bones collected; 71-73.)
x  1977Whitmore & Gard (HG; Aleutian & Commander Islands; 1-8, 18.)
x *1978bDomning, D.P. (HG; age of Bering Is. material, 105-106; review of reports from Bering Sea area, 135-139; hunting, 132-135, 163-165.)
x  1983Rich, V. (HG; Bering Is.; skeleton discovered; 415.)
x  1985Laughlin, W.S. (HG; significance for Beringian anthropology; 781.)
x *1993Savinetsky, A.B. (HG; Bering Is.; radiocarbon dates; 403-405.)
   1995Furusawa, H. (HG; Bering Is.; new specimens)
   2004Savinetsky et al. (HG; in archaeological sites)
  *2006Mattioli & Domning (HG; Commander Islands; skeletal material in museums; history of collecting)
  *2008Corbett et al. (HG; kelp diet & stable isotope composition of bone)
   2014Jones, R.T. (HG; extermination)
  *2014Crerar et al. (HG; St. Lawrence Is., Alaska; DNA, stable isotopes)
Bessarabia ( 4 )
x  1860Nordmann, A.v. (Manatus maeoticus; Mioc.; 328-330.)
x  1861Nordmann, A.v. (Manatus maeoticus; Mioc.; 581-582, pl. 11.)
x *1942Macarovici & Oescu (Manatus maeoticus; Mioc.; 351, 353, 378-379.)
x *2011Lungu & Rzebik-Kowalska ("?Halitherium maeoticus" (n.comb.); Late Mioc., Moldova; 30.)
Bharatisiren Bajpai and Domning, 1997 ( 1 )
x *1997Bajpai & Domning (n.gen.; Early Mioc., India; 219-228.)
Bharatisiren indica Bajpai, Thewissen, Kapur, Tiwari, & Sahni ( 1 )
  *2006Bajpai et al. (n.sp.; Late Olig., Kutch, India)
Bharatisiren kachchhensis (Bajpai, Singh, and Singh, 1987) Bajpai and Domning, 1997 ( 3 )
x *1997Bajpai & Domning (n.comb.; Early Mioc., India; 219-228.)
x  1997bDomning, D.P. (comp. w/ Crenatosiren olseni; 398, 409, 411.)
   2012Vélez-Juarbe et al.
Bibliographies of the Sirenia ( 10 )
x *1882Allen, J.A. (1,014 items on Cetacea & Sirenia, 1495-1840, including about 230 on Sirenia; 399-562.)
xD 1950Freund, L. (409 items; 161-181.)
x  1973Crusafont-Pairó, M. (fossil sirs., Spain & Mallorca, 96-98; existence of bibliography by L. Via, ii.)
xD 1975Edinger, T. (bibliography of paleoneurology; 1-258.)
xD 1975Whitfield & Farrington (488 items; 1-44.)
   1978Ronald et al. (865 items; 65-111.)
xD 1979Marsh et al. (1,746 items; 1-163.)
xD 1982Leutenegger, M. (785 items; 81-105.)
x  1992Patton et al. (annotated bibliography of sir. hearing; 1-61.)
x *1996aDomning, D.P. (about 4,590 items, 1494-1994; iii + 611.)
Biochemistry ( 114 )
(SEE ALSO: Digestive System; Endocrinology; Milk; Phylogeny and Affinities)
   1903aMann, E.W.
   1903bMann, E.W.
x  1904Liverseege, J.F. (DD; analysis of oil; 211-214.)
x  1941Scholander & Irving (TML; respiratory gas exchange; 175, 179-183, 185-191.)
x  1957Gohar, H.A.F. (DD; chemical & physical characteristics of fat; 12.)
x  1967Tsuyuki & Itoh (DD; fatty acids; 1035-1037.)
x  1968Lemire, M. (Trichechus; digestion; 500-504.)
x  1969Caldwell et al. (DD; bladder bile; 437-441.)
x  1969Strauss, M.B. (Trichechus; lactic acid; m10.)
x  1972Blessing, M.H. (Trichechus; myoglobin; 475-479.)
x  1972Kenchington, R.A. (DD; pH of foregut contents; 887.)
x  1973Lewis & Wilson (Trichechus; clumping of staphylococci by fibrinogen; 421-422.)
x  1974Itoh & Tsuyuki (TS; fatty acids; 307-311.)
x  1976Allen et al. (DD; hematology & blood chemistry; 47.)
x  1976White et al. (TML; blood chemistry; 413-416.)
x  1977Farmer & Bonaventura (TI; hemoglobin; 916.)
x  1977Marsh et al. (DD; stomach mucosa & secretions; 278-281, 284-292.)
x *1977Murray et al. (DD; blood & digestive fatty acids; 7-9.)
x  1978Marsh et al. (DD; fat composition; 163.)
x  1978McCabe et al. (DD; hemoglobin; 19-22.)
x  1979aFarmer et al. (TI; hemoglobin & whole blood; 231-238.)
x  1979Hilmy et al. (DD; hematology; 197-203.)
x  1980De Jong & Zweers (TI; eye-lens proteins & phylogeny; 897-902.)
x  1980Denton et al. (DD; metals & pigments in tissues; 201-219.)
x  1980Irvine et al. (TM; blood & urine values; 3-6.)
x  1980Ohtomo et al. (TM; clotting & clumping-factor reactions of plasma; 261-266.)
xD 1980Parker & Toots (Desmostylus; sodium content of tooth enamel; 205.)
x  1981bBeusse et al. (TM; hematology & blood chemistry; 113-114, 116-117, 119.)
x  1981Cardeilhac et al. (TM; hematology; 143.)
x  1981bDenton, G.R.W. (DD; sample collection for pollutant analysis; 239.)
x  1981Murray, R.M. (DD; volatile fatty acids; 166-168.)
x  1981Rainey, W.E. (DD; sample collection for electrophoresis; 240-247.)
   1981Shoshani et al.
x  1982De Jong & Goodman (TI; eye-lens protein sequence & phylogeny; 262.)
x  1982Medway, Bruss et al. (TM; blood chemistry; 229-234.)
x  1982Medway, Dodds et al. (TM; blood coagulation; 120-127.)
x  1982Reynolds & Krause (TM; duodenal secretions; 35-39.)
x  1983Marsh & Anderson (DD; capture myopathy; 1-3.)
x  1983Piggins et al. (TI; visual pigment; 116, 118-119, 123.)
x  1985O'Shea, Rathbun et al. (TML; blood chemistry; no evidence of capture myopathy; 339-345.)
x  1986Burn, D.M. (TM; digestion & digestive efficiency; 139-142.)
   1986Kleinschmidt et al. (hemoglobin sequences)
x  1986Lew et al. (TML; soluble class I molecule absent; 279-280.)
x  1986Miyamoto & Goodman (protein sequences & phylogeny; 230-240.)
   1986Rodionov, V.A. (TM; lipids in muscles)
x  1986Shoshani et al. (TM & proboscideans; immunology; 431-436.)
x  1987Elias et al. (TM; lipids in epidermis; 161-177.)
x  1988Kleinschmidt et al. (TI; hemoglobin; 507-512.)
x  1988Kuroki et al. (TML; bile salts & absence of bile acids; 509-522.)
   1989Ackman & Lamothe
   1989Jacquet et al. (hemoglobin)
x  1989Yoshii et al. (TM; bile alcohol; 1852-1854.)
   1990Bossart & Dierauf (TML; hematology; blood, urine, & fecal sampling)
   1990Stoskopf, M.K. (recommended drug treatments)
   1990Williams et al. (recommended anesthetic)
   1991Francis-Floyd et al. (TM; serum progesterone & estradiol)
x  1991Schweigert et al. (TM; vitamin A, à-tocopherol, & lipid levels in plasma; 35-37, 41.)
   1992Colares et al. (TI; blood chemistry)
x  1992McKenna, M.C. (Trichechus; eye-lens proteins; 350, 354-355, 357.)
   1994Converse et al. (TMM; blood chemistry)
x  1997Edmonds et al. (DD; Western Australia; elemental composition of tusk; 203-214.)
   1998Jiménez-M. et al. (TML, TMM; immunoglobulin G)
x  1998Ortiz et al. (TML, TMM; osmoregulation; 449-457.)
x  1999Rosas et al. (TI; blood chemistry & nutrition, wild & captive; 37-42.)
x  1999Walker & Macko (TML; carbon & nitrogen isotopes in teeth; 319, 322-329, 331.)
   1999Rahman et al. (DD; liver ferritin)
   2000Colares et al. (TI; seasonal variations in blood parameters)
   2002Wakai et al. (DD; in capt.; urinary progesterone and estradiol 17β)
x  2002Ames et al. (TML; lipids & sound conduction; 625-634.)
   2002Wakai et al. (DD, in capt.; progesterone, estradiol; 679-682.)
   2002Cerecedo et al.
   2003Manire et al. (TML; blood & urine parameters; rehabilitation & release)
   2004Yamamuro et al. (DD; Kyushu, Japan; stable isotopes of tissues and gut contents)
   2004MacFadden et al. (stable isotopes)
   2004bGoto et al. (DD; fermentation & digestibility of fiber)
   2005Lanyon, Smith & Carrick (DD; Moreton Bay, Australia; reproductive steroids in feces)
   2005Larkin et al. (TML; fecal testosterone concentrations)
   2007Silva et al. (TMM; in capt.; serum chemistry values)
   2007Walsh et al. (TML; nitric oxide production by blood mononuclear cells)
   2007Clementz et al. (diet & carbon isotope fractionation)
   2007Harvey et al. (TML; normal biochemistry)
   2008Stavros et al. (TML; trace elements in blood & skin)
   2009Kasamatsu et al. (TM, in capt.; serum lipid compositions, lipid peroxide, alpha-tocopherol & lipoproteins)
   2009Roudebush et al. (TM; anti-Mullerian hormone ELISA)
   2009Harvey et al. (TML; hematology)
   2009Silva et al. (TMM; hematology; age variations)
   2009Tripp et al. (TML; plasma progesterone metabolites)
   2009Amaral et al. (TI; androgens)
 D*2010Newsome et al. (sirs. & desmostylians; use of stable isotope biogeochemistry to study ecology; review)
   2010Tripp et al. (TML; adrenocortical function)
   2010Hage et al. (bile salts)
   2010Wetzel et al. (TML; fatty acid biomarkers for brevetoxin exposure)
   2010Pantoja et al. (TI; urinary reference values)
   2011Gaul et al. (DD; Queensland, Australia; organobromine compounds)
   2011Alsina-Guerrero, M. (TMM; blood values)
   2011Drummond de Mello, Daniela Magalhães; Silva, Vera Maria Ferreira da; Rosas, Fernando César Weber
   2011Amaral et al. (TI, in capt.; salivary testosterone concentrations)
   2011Wilson et al. (TML; anti-Müllerian hormone; effects of stress)
   2011Drummond et al. (TI; in capt.; serum biochemical analytes)
   2012Burgess et al. (DD; fecal progesterone metabolite concentrations)
  *2012Lanyon et al. (DD; blood chemistry; no evidence of capture myopathy)
   2012Sulzner et al. (TMM; Belize; hematology, immunology)
   2012Wong et al. (TML, TMM; blood chemistry)
   2013Burgess et al. (DD; in capt.; reproductive hormone monitoring)
   2013Carmo et al. (TI; changes in blood parameters after transport)
   2014Amaral, Rosas, Graham et al. (TI; luteinizing hormones & reproductive steroids in urine)
   2014Kim et al. (biochemical & mineral composition of bone)
   2016Sousa, I. K. F., et al. (TI; hematological & biochemical variables)
   2017Nganvongpanit et al. (DD; Thailand; identification of tusks by X-ray fluorescence)
  *2017Gaudry et al. (HG & other sirs.; lack of UCP1-mediated thermogenesis)
   2019Wetzel et al. (TML; inhibin B levels)
  *2019Crema et al. (TI; Brazil; stable isotopes in bones, teeth, & milk; movements between habitats and water types)
   2020Harvey et al. (TML; serum iron analytes)
   2022Le Duc et al. (HG; genetics, thermoregulation)
Birth and Breeding ( 135 )
(SEE ALSO: Age Determination; Behavior, Sexual; Population Biology; Urogenital System)
   1745Gumilla, J. (TM; Guianas; 2 calves said to be born at a time, of opposite sexes & each about 30 lbs. in weight)
x  1763Bellin, S. (TM; Guianas; 2 calves said to be born at a time, of opposite sexes & each about 30 lbs. in weight; 66.)
x  1834Rüppell, E. (DD; Red Sea; calves born in November & December; 113.)
x  1869Marcoy, P. (Trichechus; South America; 2: 152.)
x  1875Marcoy, P. (Trichechus; South America; 2: 190.)
x  1884bTrue, F.W. (Trichechus; Americas; 118.)
x *1899Steller, G.W. (HG; 198.)
x  1906Annandale, N. (DD; India; with young; 243.)
x  1917Fairchild, D. (Trichechus; 341.)
x  1923aPetit, G. (DD; Madagascar; 77-78.)
x  1924-25Vosseler, J. (TI; in capt.; ?menstruation, 177; ?lack of seasonality, locating of mates, 179-180.)
   1927Jennison, G.
x  1929Prater, S.H. (DD; Andaman Islands; ?breeding season; 987.)
x  1935Barrett, O.W. (TM; Central America; 217.)
x *1937Barbour, T. (TM; Florida; conceived & born in capt.; 106-107.)
x  1939Beal, W.P.B. (TS; 125.)
x  1940Machado, F. de P. (TI; breeding season December-February; 246.)
x  1941Hamilton, W.J., Jr. (TM; Florida; ?seasonal breeding; 691.)
x  1941-43Pereira, M.N. (TI; Brazil; calving season December-February; 102, 218.)
x *1944Pereira, M.N. (TI; breeding more in winter but with no clear season; behavior; pregnancy; 58-61.)
x  1948Bessac & Villiers (TS; gestation "12 months"; 188.)
x  1951bMoore, J.C. (TM; births in capt., 26-27; in wild, 27-28.)
x  1953Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; calves not reported in December; 121-122.)
x *1955MacMillan, L. (DD; Australia; 18.)
x  1956Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; 15-16, 23.)
x *1957Moore, J.C. (TM; Florida; in capt.; 137-138.)
x *1960Norris, C.E. (DD; Sri Lanka; 296-297, 299.)
   1963Anon.
   1963Bertram, G.C.L. (TM; Guyana)
x  1964aBertram & Bertram (TM; Guyana; 119.)
x  1966Jarman, P.J. (DD; Kenya; 83.)
x  1966Thomas, D. (DD; India; many 8-ft.-long females pregnant; 80.)
x  1967Fiuza Lima, F. (TI; detailed misinformation; 17-18.)
x  1967MacLaren, J.P. (TM; Panama; in capt.; m389, m392.)
x  1968aBertram & Bertram (Trichechus, DD; m390.)
x  1968Charnock-Wilson, J. (TM; Belize; 294.)
   1969aHarrison, R.J.
x  1971Hughes & Oxley-Oxland (DD; Mozambique; 301.)
x *1972Heinsohn, G.E. (DD; Queensland; seasonality of birth; size at maturity; 208-211.)
x  1973Bertram & Bertram (DD; Australia; some evidence of a breeding season; 333-335.)
x  1973Valentry, D. (Trichechus, DD; reluctance to breed in capt.; 291.)
   1974Perry, J.S.
x  1974Sanger, C. (TM; Guyana; 2 births in capt.; 23.)
x  1974aVietmeyer, N.D. (TM; Guyana; in canal; m63.)
x  1975bAnon. (TM; Miami, Florida; conceived & born in capt.; 6-7.)
x  1975Pinto da Silveira, E.K. (TMM, TI; 225-226.)
x *1976Allen et al. (DD; stillbirths; 39.)
   1976cAnon. (TM; Miami, Florida; in capt.)
   1976Bourliere et al. (TS)
   1976Clark, B.
x  1976Ilani, G. (pregnant DD; Gulf of Aqaba; 161.)
x  1976Ligon, S.H. (DD; Australia; no mating season, 580; birth ?primarily in low latitudes, 582.)
   1977aDekker, D.
   1977bDekker, D.
x  1978Anderson & Heinsohn (DD; Australia; breeding ?non-seasonal; 16, 20.)
x  1978Irvine & Campbell (TM; Florida; ?spring calving season; 616.)
x  1978Kasuya & Nishiwaki (DD; female thought to be mature at about 10 years; 303, 306-308.)
x  1978Marsh et al. (DD; review of reproductive biology; 163-164.)
x  1978Mitchell, J. (DD; size, age, & dentition at sexual maturity; 331-333, 340-343, 348.)
x  1979Anderson, P.K. (DD; calving in shallow, hypersaline areas; stranding & "sunburn" scars; 133.)
x  1979Hartman, D.S. (TM; Florida; size at sexual maturity, 16; birth, 110-111; birth rate & ages at weaning & maturity, 120-122, 137.)
x  1980Belitsky & Belitsky (TM; Dominican Republic; small calves seen in spring, summer, & autumn; 314, 318.)
x  1980Dekker, D. (TM; in capt; 21-26.)
x  1980Marsh, H. (DD; Australia; age & sexual maturity; 190-191, 198-199.)
x  1981bBeusse et al. (TM; ?retained placenta & metritis; 120.)
x  1981Odell et al. (TM; organ weights & sexual maturity; 54-56, 61-63.)
x  1981Odell, D.K. (TM; Miami, Florida; in capt.; 131.)
x  1981Powell & Waldron (TM; Blue Spring, Florida; calving intervals; 48-49.)
x  1981Powell, J.A., Jr. (TM; Crystal R., Florida; calving intervals; 38-39.)
x  1981bReynolds, J.E., III (TML; Florida; aseasonality; 441-442.)
x  1981Santiapillai, C. (DD; Sri Lanka; mating during southwest monsoon; twinning; 4.)
   1981Scheffer, V.B. (DD, Trichechus; size at birth)
x  1981Zeiller, W. (TM; Miami, Florida; in capt.; 109-110.)
x  1982Best & Teixeira (TM; Amap , Brazil; mating observed in February, May, & June; 45.)
x *1982aBest, R.C. (TI; seasonal breeding; 76-78.)
x  1982Kleinschmidt, A. (TM; in capt., Nuremberg, Germany; artificial insemination; 412.)
   1982McNerney, B.B.
x  1982Milne & Milne (TML; pop. acc.; 154-158.)
x  1982Werzinger, J. (TM; in capt., Nuremberg, Germany; 34-35.)
   1983Hennemann, W.W.
x  1983aKinnaird, M.F. (TM; northeastern Florida; areas ?used for birthing; 48.)
x  1983Marsh, H. (DD; Vanuatu; calving in lagoons; 2.)
   1984Cardeilhac et al. (TM)
x  1984DiPerna, P. (TM; Florida; captive breeding; pop. acc.; 16-17.)
x *1984Marsh, Heinsohn & Channells (DD; female fertility; 743-766.)
x *1984Marsh, Heinsohn & Glover (DD; male fertility; 721-742.)
x *1984Marsh, Heinsohn & Marsh (DD; life history & population dynamics, 767-788; parturition, 773, 788.)
  *1984Qi, J. (TM; in capt.)
x  1984Schmitz & Lavigne (TM; intrinsic rate of increase vs. body size & metabolic rate; 307-308.)
   1984White et al.
x  1984aWhite, J.R. (TM; birth in capt. & captive breeding; pop. acc.; 414-418.)
x *1984bWhite, J.R. (TM; Florida; birth in capt. & captive breeding; pop. acc.; 369-375.)
x  1985Mühling, P. (TMM; in capt., Nuremberg; 3 births; 10-16.)
x  1985Qiu, Y.-X. (TM; Beijing; births in capt.; m35.)
x  1986Colmenero-R. & Hoz-Z. (TM; Mexico; seasonal breeding; 1008.)
x  1986Colmenero-R., L. (TMM; Mexico; seasonal breeding; 597-599.)
x  1986aMarsh, H. (DD; Torres Strait; reproductive parameters; 64-69.)
x  1986Timm et al. (TI; Ecuador; ?calving season; 154.)
x  1987Kraus, M. (TMM; in capt., Nuremberg; birth of twins; m33.)
x  1987Mühling, P. (TMM; in capt., Nuremberg; birth of twins; 18-19.)
x  1987Wootton, J.T. (body mass & age at first reproduction; m748.)
x  1988aMarsh, H. (DD; Australia; seasonality of reproduction; 15.)
   1988bQiu Y.-X. (TM; in capt., Beijing)
x  1989aPreen, A. (DD; Arabian region; seasonality & calving areas; 53-54, 119.)
x  1990Rathbun et al. (TML; Weekiwachee R., Florida, 21; Cross Florida Barge Canal, 30.)
x  1991Domning & de Buffrénil (effect of pregnancy on hydrostasis; 359.)
x  1991Haigh, M.D. (TMM; Guyana; in capt.; m342.)
x  1992Marmontel et al. (TM, TI; 300-309.)
x  1994Marsh et al. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; ?high calving rate in 1988; 149, 154, 159.)
   1995Hernandez et al. (TML; age & seasonality in spermatogenesis; 84-97.)
   1995Marmontel, M. (TML; age & reproduction in females; 98-119.)
   1995bMarsh, H. (DD; life history & population dynamics; 75-83.)
x *1995O'Shea & Hartley (TML; Blue Spring, Florida; reproduction & early-age survival; 157-170.)
x  1995Odell et al. (TM; in capt.; 192-193.)
   1995Rathbun et al. (TML; Florida; reproduction; 135-156.)
   1995Reid et al. (TML; Atlantic coast, Florida; reproduction & mortality; 171-191.)
x  1998Blaszkiewitz, B. (TMM; in capt., Berlin; stillbirth; 134.)
   1999Boyd et al.
   2000Blaszkiewitz, B. (TMM; in capt., Berlin; premature birth)
x  2001Blaszkiewitz, B. (TMM; in capt., Berlin; twins; 427-429.)
   2001Guimarães, M.A.B.V. (assisted reproduction)
  *2004Kendall et al. (TML; Florida; estimating reproductive rates)
   2004Reynolds et al. (TML; testicular weight & sperm competition)
   2005Lanyon, Smith & Carrick (DD; Moreton Bay, Australia; reproductive steroids in feces)
   2005Larkin et al. (TML; fecal testosterone concentrations)
   2008Marsh & Kwan (DD; Torres Strait; female reproductive biology & seagrass dieback)
   2008Tripp et al. (TM; serum immunoassay)
   2009Amaral et al. (TI; androgens)
   2012Lueders et al. (comp. w/elephants; luteal development & pregnancy)
   2012Burgess et al. (DD; diagnosing pregnancy; fecal progesterone metabolite concentrations)
   2012Burgess et al. (DD; male maturation & seasonal reproductive patterns)
   2013Burgess et al. (DD; in capt.; reproductive hormone monitoring)
   2019Wetzel et al. (TML; inhibin B levels)
   2020Cowart et al. (TM; semen)
   2021Souza, D. A., et al. (TI; pregnancy of released manatee)
Boats (as threats to sirenians): Boats (as threats to sirenians): SEE Accidental Death or Injury ( 0 )
Brain and Nervous System ( 97 )
(SEE ALSO: Sense Organs)
x  1820bHome, E. (DD; olfactory nerve; 321.)
x *1851Barkow, H.C.L. (DD; nerves & muscle innervations; 119-122.)
   1864Brandt, J.F.
   1867Brandt, A.
x  1867cBrandt, J.F. (brains of 3 Recent genera compared; 269-270.)
x *1872aMurie, J. (TMM; nerves, 137, 141, 182-186; brain, 180-183.)
x  1875aOwen, R. (Eotherium, Trichechus, & other sirs.; cranial endocasts; 100-105, pl. 3.)
x *1876Chapman, H.C. (TM; 453-456, pl. 26.)
x *1880Murie, J. (TMM; nerves, 35-39, 41-44, pl. 8; brain, 39-42, pl. 9.)
x  1884De Vis, C.W. (Chronozoon & sirs.; cranial endocasts; 392-395.)
x  1885aWoodward, H. (HG; cranial endocast; 460-461.)
   1886Flot, L.
x  1886Miklouho-Maclay, N. de (DD; brain; 193-196, pl. 24.)
   1887Studer, T. (Halianassa; cranial endocast)
x *1897Beddard, F.E. (TI, TM; 52-53.)
   1902Smith, G.E.
x  1903aSmith, G.E. (brain lobes; 326, 328.)
   1905Wilder, B.G.
x *1906bDexler & Freund (Trichechus, DD; olfactory nerve, 59-60; reflexes, 60-61, 63; touch, 64-65; central nervous system, 66.)
  *1911Dexler & Eger
x *1912bDexler, H. (DD; brain; 97-190, pls. 5-6.)
   1917Larger, R.
x  1925Kellogg, R. (Metaxytherium jordani; cranial endocast; 64-65, pl. 9.)
   1928Weygandt, W. (HG)
x  1931Sickenberg, O. (DD; neoteny; 430-431.)
   1933bEdinger, T.
x  1934Addison, W.H.F. (Trichechus; brain cells; 587, 590.)
   1934Genschow, J.
   1934Jelgersma, G. (TM; brain)
   1939Edinger, T.
   1942Edinger, T.
   1947Davidenkov, S.
   1950Edinger, T.
x  1951Reinhart, R.H. (Halianassa jordani, Trichechus, & other sirs.; cranial endocasts; 210.)
x  1953Quiring & Harlan (TM; brain; 194, 200.)
x  1954aFriant, M. (sir. brain characteristics; 1005-1006.)
x *1954bFriant, M. (TI & other sirs.; brains; 129-135.)
 D 1955Edinger, T.
   1957-58Friant, M.
   1958Exner & Routil
   1960Edinger, T.
x  1960Kappers et al. (Trichechus, DD; epiphysis & spinal cord; 1: 286, 2: 1064.)
   1961Krabbe, K.H. (Trichechus; pineal body)
 D 1963Edinger, T.
   1965Hanström, B. (Trichechus; hypophysis)
x  1969Robineau, D. (vestibular & auditory nerves, 8; facial nerve, 13-14.)
x  1972Blessing et al. (Trichechus; nerves in spleen; m187.)
x  1972Verhaart, W.J.C. (TM; brain; 271-292.)
x  1973Spillmann, F. (Halitherium pergense; cranial endocast; 198-199, pl. 39.)
   1974Schober & Brauer
xD*1975Edinger, T. (bibliography of paleoneurology, 1-258; Desmostylus, cranial endocast, 50.)
x  1976Allen et al. (DD; brain weights; 42, 46.)
x  1980Bullock et al. (TI; auditory evoked potentials; 130-133.)
x  1980Lowell & Flanigan (olfactory system; m56.)
   1982Armstrong, E.
x  1982Bullock et al. (TM; auditory evoked potentials; 547-554.)
   1982Sokolov & Mukhametov (TM; sleep)
x  1983Buergelt & Bonde (TM; toxoplasmic meningoencephalitis; 1294-1296.)
 D 1985Kamiya et al. (DD, Paleoparadoxia; brain)
x  1985Mackay-Sim et al. (TM; rudimentary olfactory bulb present; m187-190.)
x  1985Pirlot & Kamiya (DD; brain; 147-155.)
x  1985Ralph et al. (TM; pineal body absent; 55-60.)
x  1985Thewissen, J.G.M. (sirs. & other ungulates; brain; 265.)
   1986Worthy & Hickie
x  1988Fischer, M.S. (TM; nerves of ear region; 368-376.)
  *1988dPilleri, G.
  *1989Reep et al. (TML; cerebral cortex)
x  1990O'Shea & Reep (encephalization quotients & life history; 534-543.)
  *1990Reep & O'Shea (TM)
x  1991cAnon. (TML; pop. acc.; 8.)
x  1991Loerzel & Reep (TML; Rindenkerne in cerebral cortex; 166-171.)
x  1992Ketten et al. (TML; chorda tympani & facial nerve; 84.)
   1992Mukhametov et al. (TI; sleep)
x  1994Johnson et al. (brain traits & phylogeny; 319-347.)
   1994Mukhametov et al. (TI; sleep)
   1995Marshall & Reep (TML; caudal cerebral cortex)
x  1996Giffin & Gillett (TM; homologies of cervical nerves & vertebrae; 214-218.)
x  1998Reep et al. (TML; innervation of facial bristles; 261-262, 267-271.)
   1999Buchholtz & Seyfarth (paleoneurology)
   2000Rattenborg et al. (unihemispheric sleep)
x  2001Reep et al. (TML; innervation of facial bristles; 1-14.)
   2004Furusawa, H. (Hydrodamalinae; endocranial casts)
   2006Sarko & Reep (TML; cerebral cortex)
   2007Marshall et al. (TML; facial motor nucleus)
   2007Sarko, Johnson et al. (TML; somatosensory nuclei of brainstem & thalamus)
   2007Sarko, Reep et al. (TML; follicle-sinus complexes)
   2010Butti & Hof (TML; insular cortex)
   2011Butti et al. (neocortex; comp. w/cetaceans)
   2012Manger et al. (neocortical gyrencephaly; manatee comp. w/elephants & cetaceans)
   2012Nieuwenhuys, R. (TML; insular cortex)
   2012Reynolds & Marshall (physical traits, life history, & vulnerability of sirs.)
  *2013Benoit et al. (evolution of brain morphology)
   2015Reyes et al. (TML; neuron types in the presumptive primary somatosensory cortex)
  *2016Reyes et al. (TML; Golgi analysis of neuron morphology)
   2019Carvalho et al. (TM; Brazil; cerebral congenital malformations in neonates)
   2019Orihuela et al. (Dugongidae incertae sedis; Early Mioc., Cuba; brain endocasts)
   2021Kerber & Moraes-Santos (Dioplotherium cf. allisoni; endocranial morphology; encephalization)
Brazil ( 244 )
   1526SEE Castro, E. de, 1929.
   1541SEE Carvajal, G. de, 1934.
   1560SEE Anchieta, J. de, 1799.
   1576Gândavo, P. de M. de
   1578Léry, J. de
   1580SEE Soares, F., 1904.
   1587SEE Sousa, G.S. de, 1879.
   1614Abbeville, C. d'
   1624SEE C. de Lisboa in Walter, J., 1967.
   1625Cardim, F.
   1627SEE Salvador, V. do, 1931?.
   1658SEE Vieira, A., 1735.
   1662SEE Heriarte, M. de, 1874.
x *1735Vieira, A. (Trichechus; >20 shiploads of meat per year exported from Amazonia, ca. 1658; 26.)
   1762Queirós, J. de S.J. (TI)
   1768SEE Noronha, J.M. de, 1856.
x  1782Duhamel du Monceau, H.L. (Trichechus; Amazon R.; hunting & export; 57-59.)
   1786SEE Rodriguez Ferreira, A., 1903.
x  1790Andrada e Silva, J.B. de (Trichechus; exports from Amazonia, 17th century; 389.)
   1799Anchieta, J. de
   1820Daniel, J.
   1820Wied-Neuwied, M. zu
x  1826Wied-Neuwied, M. zu (TMM; southern Brazil; 601-604.)
x  1829Maw, H.L. (TI; Tabitinga, on Brazil/Peru border; 237-239.)
x  1831Spix & Martius (Trichechus; 1122-1123.)
x  1839Diesing, C.M. (TI; nematode Heterocheilus; 230.)
x  1847Edwards, W.H. (TI; Amazon R.; 187-188.)
x  1848Schomburgk, R. (?TI; Rio Branco; distr. & in capt.; 786.)
x  1850Cornalia, E. (TI; Manacapuru; 303, 311.)
x  1850Sampaio, F.X.R. de (TI; Rio Branco; m259.)
x  1851Warren, J.E. (?TI; Amazonia; 149.)
x  1853Herndon, W.L. (TI; econ. use; 300, 319, 365.)
x  1853Wallace, A.R. (TI; Amazon R.; 185-187, 458-461.)
   1854Burmeister, H. (TMM)
x  1854Gibbon, L. (TI; Madeira R.; "few" taken; m309.)
   1856Noronha, J.M. de (TI; Nhamund R.)
   1861Belmar, A. de
x  1863Bates, H.W. (TI; Amazon R.; 2: 165.)
   1868Agassiz, L.
x  1871Cunningham, R.C. (?TI; in capt., Rio de Janeiro; 798.)
x  1872Kingston, W.H.G. (TI; predation by jaguar; 184-190.)
   1873Souza, F.B. de
x  1874Estacio da Silveira, S. (TMM; Maranhão; econ. use; 26-27.)
x  1874Heriarte, M. de (?TI; Gurup , 29-30; Trombetas R., 39.)
x  1874Keller-Leuzinger, F. (TI; Amazonia; 81, 83.)
   1875Barbosa Rodriguez, J.
x  1878Brown & Lidstone (TI; Jamaraqua, 175-176; in capt., Manaus, 395-396.)
   1879Sousa, G.S. de
x *1883Pelzeln, A.v. (Manatus inunguis, n.sp.; Madeira R.; distr. comp. w/ TM; 88-95.)
   1885Hartt, C.
x  1885Santa-Anna Nery, F.J. de (TI; econ. use; 67-68, 71, 168.)
x  1891Costa e Silva, B. da (TI; 93-95.)
x  1892Barbosa Rodriguez, J. (?Manatus Guetardi; rib fragments; 53-54.)
x  1893Goeldi, E.A. (TMM, TI; 119-120.)
x *1895Veríssimo, J. (TI, TMM; Brazil; hunting & econ. use; 35-40, 92-93, 96, 99-102, 117, 119.)
x  1900Anchieta, J. de (TI; gen. acc.; 11-12.)
x *1903Rodriguez Ferreira, A. (Trichechus; Par ; 169-174.)
x  1904Goeldi & Hagmann (TI; 89.)
   1904Ihering, H.v. (TI; Juru R.)
   1904Soares, F.
x  1907aAnon. (TI; Juru R.; 98.)
x  1914Woodroffe, J.F. (TI; 243-244.)
   1922Le Cointe, P.
x  1925Bittencourt, A. (TI; Amazonas; exploitation; 134-136.)
   1925Cardim, F.
x  1925Fernandes, A. de A. (TI; hunting; 263-267.)
x  1926MacCreagh, G. (TI; Uaupés R.; 277, 311, 323-324.)
x  1926Schurz, W.L. (TI; Rio Purús; 2 photos of carcasses; 449-450.)
x  1929Castro, E. de (?TMM; Pernambuco, ca. 1526; 160.)
x  1931Moraes, R. (mixira; 67.)
   1931?Salvador, V. do
   1933Anchieta, J. de
x  1933Jobim, A. (TI; hunting; 136, 140-144.)
x  1933Rusby, H.H. (TI; Madeira R.; 324-325.)
x  1934Bittencourt, A. (TI; hunting; 24-25.)
  *1934Carvajal, G. de (TI [earliest account; 1541-42]; Amazon R.)
x  1937Orico, O. (TI; Amazonia; legends; 190-191.)
x  1937Pinheiro, A. (TI; hunting; 215-218.)
x  1939Coates, C.W. (TI; Tapajós R.; 142.)
   1939Couto de Magalhães, A.
x  1939aMoraes, R. (TI; Gurup , Marajó, Tocantins R.; 91-92.)
   1940Ihering, R.v.
x  1940Machado, F. de P. (TI; econ. use, conservation; 246.)
x  1941-43Pereira, M.N. (TI; econ. use; 100-102, 153-154, 218, 65.)
x  1943Jobim, J. (TI; use for tinted hides; 178.)
x  1944Morais Rêgo, A.R. de (TI; natural history, econ. use; 10-12.)
x *1944Pereira, M.N. (TI; natural history; 21-94.)
x  1945Paiva, M. (Trichechus; pop. acc.; 35-36.)
x  1945Santos, E. (TI; hunting, econ. use; 155-159.)
   1947Mello-Leitão, C.F. de
x  1948Mendes, A. (TI; econ. use; 325-327.)
   1948Piso, W.
x  1949Vieira, C.O.C. (TI; Juru R.; 241, 268-269.)
x  1952Nimuendajú, C. (TI; Amazon R.; "rarely caught" by Tukuna Indians; m26.)
   1954Barroso, A. E. V. (Manatus inunguis, Ilha de Marajó)
x  1954Aragão, A. de (TI; hunting; 54-56.)
   1955Vieira, C.O. da C. (TI, TMM)
x  1956Paula Couto, C. de (Trichechus; ?Pleist., Acre; 5, 79, 95, 107.)
x  1956Pereira, M.N. (Trichechus; Marajó; 68.)
   1958Cruls, G.
   1965Gândavo, P. de M. de
x  1965Ruschi, A. (TMM; Espirito Santo; 30.)
x  1966Bittencourt, A. (TI; pop. acc.; 35-36.)
   1967Ihering, R. von (TI; hunting, vernacular names.)
x  1967Carvalho, J.C. de M. (TI; exploitation; 25-27, 31, 33.)
x  1967Feriz, H. (clay model of manatee head; western Brazil; 373-374.)
x  1967Fiuza Lima, F. (TI; captive breeding proposed; 17-18.)
x  1967aPaula Couto, C. de (?Mioc. & ?Pleist. sirs.; 16, 22, 26.)
x *1967bPaula Couto, C. de (Sirenotherium pirabensis, n.sp.; Early Mioc., Par ; 345-347, 354-356.)
x  1967Pereira, M.N. (TI; Rio Branco, 23; Tucuna Indian legend, 467.)
x  1967Salles, W.B. de (TI; pop. acc.; 124-127.)
  *1967Walter, J. (TMM; Maranhão; 17th century record by C. de Lisboa)
x  1969Carvalho & Toccheton (TI; Par ; 224.)
   1970Pinto, C.G.C.
   1971Anon.
x  1971aBanks da Rocha, N. (TMM; Pernambuco; 101-103.)
x  1971bBanks da Rocha, N. (TMM, TML [!]; 133.)
x  1971Lima, D.C. (TI; Itacoatiara, Amazonas; meat exported, 1968; 7.)
x  1972Coimbra-Filho, A.F. (Trichechus; status; 82-87.)
x  1973Pine, R.H. (TI; Belém, Par ; 74.)
x  1974Hawrylyshyn, G. (TI; Tefé, Amazonas; 20.)
   1974Paula Couto, C. de (?Pleist., Acre)
x  1975Pinto da Silveira, E.K. (TMM, TI; in capt.; 223-226.)
   1976Miranda Neto, M. J. (TI; Ilha do Marajó.)
   1976Reinhart, R.H. (Trichechus sp.; ?Pleist., Juru R.; 280-281.)
x  1977cDomning, D.P. (TI; Manaus; in capt.; sold as pets to private owners; 3.)
x  1977Meggers, B.J. (TI; raising for meat proposed; 49.)
x *1977Whitehead, P.J.P. (early accounts & former southern distr. of manatees; 165-189.)
x *1978Whitehead, P.J.P. (early accounts & former southern distr. of TM; 497-506.)
x  1979Best & Silva (TI; pop. acc.; 26-27, 29.)
x  1979Cascudo, L. da C. (folk beliefs; pop. acc.; 28.)
x  1979aFarmer et al. (TI; lower Madeira R.; 231.)
x  1979Mok & Best (TI; in capt. & at Tefé, Amazonas; skin fungus; 79-82.)
x  1980Ayres & Best (TI; conservation; 83-85, 90-92.)
x  1980Banks da Rocha, N. (key to manatee species in Brazil; 147-148.)
x *1981aDomning, D.P. (TMM, TI; distr. near mouth of Amazon R.; 85-97.)
x  1981bDomning, D.P. (TI; research; pop. acc.; 18-23.)
x  1981Montgomery et al. (TI; radiotracking & habitat use; 81-85.)
x  1981Simpson & Paula Couto (Trichechus; Pleist., Acre; 48-49, 69.)
x  1981aSmith, N.J.H. (TI, TMM; econ. use; 184-186.)
x  1981bSmith, N.J.H. (TI; Itacoatiara, Amazonas; 95-96.)
x  1982aAnon. (TMM; Paraíba; 3.)
x  1982Best & Teixeira (TMM; Amap ; 41-47.)
x  1982aBest, R.C. (TI; seasonal breeding; 76-78.)
x *1982aDomning, D.P. (TI, TMM; commercial exploitation, ca. 1785-1973; 101-126.)
x  1982bDomning, D.P. (Trichechus; Pleist., Acre; 603-604.)
x  1983Best, R.C. (TI; dry-season fasting; 61-64.)
x  1983Lainson et al. (TI; protozoan Eimeria trichechi; 287-289.)
x  1984aBest, R.C. (TI; pop. acc.; 66-73.)
   1986aAnon. (TI, TMM; protective legislation)
x  1986Frailey, C.D. (?Ribodon; ?Late Mioc., Acre R.; 34.)
x  1986McLaren et al. (TI; 2 specimens in Carnegie Museum; 293.)
x  1987Colares & Colares (Amazonia; seasonal variation in food-plant abundance; 42-44.)
   1989cAnon. (TMM; research project)
x  1989Lefebvre et al. (TMM; distr., status, & biogeography; 588-589, 609.)
x  1989Toledo, P.M. de (Sirenotherium pirabense; Mioc., Par ; 5-10.)
   1990Oliveira et al. (TMM; northeastern Brazil; mortality)
   1990Bernardes et al. (TI considered endangered)
x  1990Colares et al. (TI; in capt., Manaus; 43-47.)
x  1991bAnon. (TMM, TI; conservation; 221.)
x *1991Toledo & Domning (Dioplotherium cf. allisoni, cf. Rytiodus, cf. Metaxytherium; Early Mioc., Par ; 119-146.)
   1992Rodrigues, R. M. (TI)
x *1992Borobia & Lodi (TMM; northeastern coast; distribution & conservation; 37-43.)
   1992Grubel da Silva, Paludo et al. (TMM; Paraíba)
   1992Grubel da Silva, Soavinski et al. (TMM; in capt.)
   1992aPinto de Lima et al. (TMM; Northeast; distr. & status)
   1992bPinto de Lima et al. (TMM; Northeast; conservation)
   1997Friaes, P. (TI; hunting)
  *1998Paludo, D. (TMM; northeast Brazil; ecology & conservation)
x  1998Ortiz et al. (TMM; in capt., Itamarac ; osmoregulation experiments; 450-451.)
  *2001Pinto de Lima & Caldas (TMM, TI)
  *2001IBAMA (TI, TMM; conservation action plan)
   2002Paludo & Langguth (TMM; Rio Grande do Norte)
   2002Paludo & Langguth (TMM; Rio Grande do Norte; 205-215.)
   2002Faust et al. (Sao Vicente Is., 1564)
x  2003Caldas, S.T. (TMM, TI; pop. acc.; 56-58.)
   2004Parente et al. (TMM; strandings)
   2005Vergara-Parente, J.E. (TI; rescue, rehabilitation, release)
x  2005Siciliano & Franco (TI, TM; specimens in Museu Nacional, Rio de Janeiro; 35-36.)
   2006Teixeira & Papavero (TMM; Bahia; Cabral expedition, 1500-1501)
   2007Siciliano et al. (TM; Ilja de Marajó, northern Brazilian coast)
   2007bBorges et al. (TMM; in capt.; Cryptosporidium)
   2007Castelblanco-M. et al. (TI; Rio Madeira)
   2007cBorges et al. (TMM; threats and injuries from motorboats)
   2008Luna, Araújo et al. (TMM; northern coast)
   2008Borges et al. (TM; northeastern Brazil; food items consumed)
   2008Meirelles, A.C.O. (TMM; Ceará; mortality)
   2008Luna et al. (TMM; conservation status)
   2009Calvimontes, J. (TI; econ. use & conservation)
   2009Carvalho et al. (TMM; Ceará; Pulmonicola cochleotrema)
   2009Feijó et al. (Mioc. sirs., Pará; catalog of Museu Goeldi holdings; 148-155.)
x  2009Grandin, G. (TI; Rio Tapajós; 283.)
   2009Choi et al. (TMM; design of refuge area)
   2010Calvimontes & Marmontel (TI; ethnobiology)
x  2010bVergara-P. et al. (TI; length of "palmo", unit used by Amazonian hunters to measure manatee body lengths; 37-43.)
   2010Luna & Passavante (Trichechus; history of conservation by Instituto Chico Mendes)
   2010aVergara-P. et al. (TI; growth rates)
   2010Luna et al. (TMM; distribution on northern coast)
  *2010Arraut et al. (TI; western Amazon; seasonal migrations)
   2011Emin-Lima et al. (distribution on northern coast: TM, 46, 52-53; TI, 52-53.)
   2011Silva et al. (TI; in capt.; skin lesions)
   2011Amarante et al. (Montrichardia linifera; nutritional characterization)
   2011Borges et al. (TI, TMM; Cryptosporidium)
   2012Luna et al. (TMM; northeast Brazil; phylogeography; release)
   2012Self-Sullivan & Mignucci-Giannoni (TM; status & conservation)
   2012Moraes-Arraut et al. (Habitat assessment)
   2012Mathews, Da Silva et al. (TI; Toxoplasma gondii & Leptospira spp. antibodies)
   2012Ciotti & Secchi (TMM; Brazil; diet)
  *2012Domning, D.P. (TI; in capt., INPA, Manaus; history of project)
  *2013Franzini et al. (TI; Urucú region, Brazil; traditional knowledge)
   2013Carmo et al. (TI; changes in blood parameters after transport)
   2013Kikuchi et al. (TI; in capt., Manaus; behavior; acceleration data loggers)
   2013Sousa et al. (TI, TMM; Marajó Island; ecological knowledge of fishermen)
   2013Alves et al. (TMM; northeastern Brazil; aerial survey)
x  2013Senter & Snow (forelimb skeleton of Bartholin's (1654) "merman" identified as Trichechus sp.; 257-262.)
   2014Ciotti et al. (TMM; Brazil; C & N isotopes)
   2014Guterres-P. et al. (TI; Mamirauá & Amanã Sustainable Development Reserves; feeding ecology)
   2015Van Roosmalen, M.G.M. (Trichechus pygmaeus, n.sp.; Rio Aripuanã Basin, Amazonas)
   2015Sidrim et al. (TI, TMM; in capt.; yeast microbiota)
  *2016Antunes et al. (TI; commercial exploitation, 1904-1969)
   2016Alves et al. (TMM; abundance estimate by aerial survey)
   2017Arraut et al. (TI; migration routes & hydroelectric dams)
   2017Borges, Lima, et al. (TI; Cryptosporidium, Giardia)
   2017Balensiefer et al. (TMM; strandings)
   2018Souza, D. A., et al. (TI; captive-raised; reintroduction)
  *2019Silva et al. (TI; manatee research project at INPA, Manaus)
   2019El Bizri et al. (TI; central Amazonia; meat consumption & trade)
   2019Carvalho et al. (TM; cerebral & cardiac congenital malformations in neonates)
   2019Crema et al. (TI; Rios Negro & Tapajós; stable isotopes in bones, teeth, & milk; movements between habitats and water types)
   2020Conceição et al. (TMM; Panaquatira, Maranhão; stranding)
   2020Attademo, Nascimento et al. (TMM; Pernambuco)
  *2020Perini et al. (Trichechus hesperamazonicus, n.sp.; Pleist., Rondônia)
   2020aLuna & Attademo (TMM, in capt.; children's book)
   2020bOliveira Luna, Fábia de; Loffler Niemeyer Attademo, Fernanda (TMM; children's book)
   2021Brum et al. (TI; conservation; Amazonia)
  *2021Souza et al. (TI; Central Amazon; estimating occupancy and detection probability)
   2021Attademo, Luna et al. (TMM; Rio Grande do Norte; conservation)
   2021Siciliano et al. (Trichechus spp.; hunting; historical records)
   2021Emin-Lima, Costa et al. (TI; near Belém; historical records; mating activity)
  *2021Luna et al. (TMM, TI; genetics, population biology)
   2022Meirelles et al. (TMM; conservation status)
   2022Noronha, Almeida et al. (TI, TMM; hybridization in Amazon estuary)
   2022Izidoro & Schiavetti (TM; Costa dos Corais; economic importance, manatee watching, tourism)
   n.d.Brandão, A.F.
Britain ( 11 )
   1784-85Pennant, T. (manatee)
x *1801Stewart, C. ("Trichechus manatus borealis"; stranded near Leith; 85.)
x *1817Stewart, C. ("Trichechus manatus borealis"; stranded near Leith, 1785; 125.)
x  1828Fleming, J. ("Manatus borealis"; Leith; 29.)
x  1829Anon. (manatee-like animal; Shetland Islands; 57-60.)
x  1837Bell, T. ("Manatus borealis"; strandings; 525.)
x  1857Baikie, B. (?manatees; Orkney; 29.)
   1864Gray, J.E. (manatees)
x *1874Flower, W.H. (Halitherium canhami, n.sp.; Suffolk; 1-7, pl. 1.)
   1973bAnon.
x  1973bAnon. ("Felsinotherium" [= Miosiren canhami]; m[3].)
British Guiana: British Guiana: SEE Guyana ( 0 )
British Honduras: British Honduras: SEE Belize ( 0 )