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Manatee Mortality Statistics
Since 1974, biologists have collected mortality statistics for Florida manatees. Researchers have determined both the number of manatee deaths in each Florida county and the probable cause of death for each carcass. Analysis of these data allows tracking of changes and trends in mortality throughout the years.


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This article provides an overview of manatee deaths during the winter of 2008-2009.


This summary database of individual manatee mortality allows users to search for information by county, cause of death, and date. Download the 2009 Preliminary Manatee Mortality Report.


Manatee deaths are broken down into eight categories based on gross, histological, and microbiological findings.


View manatee monthly mortality data for 2009.


View monthly manatee mortality data for 2008.


View 1974 to 2007 yearly summaries of manatee deaths for the state of Florida.










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