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Knowledge resource<\/h1>\n
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Marine Mammal Response Program<\/h2>

The emergency response team collects information on seals and whales and monitors their health in Denmark.<\/p>\n

All information on the recorded marine mammals is compiled in a database managed by the Fisheries and Maritime Museum. Each year, the records are compiled into an emergency response report. <\/p>\n<\/p>

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Emergency Response Reports<\/h3>\n
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