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Killer whales preying on blue whale calf: genetics, morphometrics, vocalisations and group composition

Killer WhalesToothed WhalesBaleen WhalesMorphologyBehavior
Jan 15
Written by Soro Cyrene

January 2007

Pitman, R. L., H. Fearnbach, R. LeDuc, J. W. Gilpatrick, J. K. B. ford and L. T. Ballance.

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