Size and body condition of sympatric killer whale ecotypes around the Antarctic Peninsula

Killer WhalesToothed WhalesAntarcticaMorphologyAerial PhotographyClimate Change

Oct 15

Written By Soro Cyrene

October 2021

Durban, J. W., H. Fearnbach, A. Paredes, L. Hickmott, and D. LeRoi
*Marine Ecology Progress Series*

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Size and body condition of sympatric killer whale ecotypes around the Antarctic Peninsula

October 2021

Integrating remote sensing methods to quantify group responses of dolphins to sonar

Survival of the fattest: Using aerial photogrammetry to monitor nutritional stress in killer whales