title: Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises (DK Handbooks)
author: Mark Cawardine
description: For beginners and established enthusiasts alike the Dorling Kindersley "Handbook of Whales Dolphins and Porpoises" explains where in the world to look for cetaceans how to find them how to tell one species from another and how to interpret their different forms of behavior. A visual color key at the front of the book aids immediate identification in the wild then guides you to the detailed species entry.
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  The Dolphins of Pern
  by Anne McCaffrey
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  Contents
  Acknowledgements . 3
  PROLOGUE . 7
  Chapter One . 11
  Chapter Two . 19
  Chapter Three . 23
  Chapter Four 34
  Chapter Five . 44
  Chapter Six . 58
  Chapter Seven . 68
  Chapter Eight 81
  Chapter Nine . 91
  Chapter Ten . 98
  Chapter Eleven . 109
  Chapter Twelve . 128
  Chapter Thirteen . 143
  Epilogue . 158
   Acknowledgements
  Again I wish to acknowledge the help of Dr Jack Cohen in keeping me on the straight and not so narrow path of
  Newtonian physics and common Terran biology, plus inventing whatever Pernese biology has been required.
  I Would also like to thank Rick Hobson of the Whale Conservation Institute in Lincoln, Mass., for his review of the
  material dealing With dolphins and delphinic behaviour.
  It Was through Rick Hobson that my daughter and I met and swam with Aphrodite and her son, AJ, at the Dolphin
  Research Center at Grassy Key, Florida. It was an experience that I shall treasure, as