Using aerial photogrammetry to detect changes in body condition in Southern Resident killer whales

Killer WhalesToothed WhalesAerial PhotographyPacific NorthwestReproduction

Apr 5

Written By Soro Cyrene

April 2018

Fearnbach, H., J. W. Durban, D. K. Ellifrit and K. C. Balcomb III.
*Endangered Species Research*

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Using aerial photogrammetry to detect changes in body condition in Southern Resident killer whales

April 2018

Characterising the microbiome from host shotgun sequencing data derived from whale skin

Abundance and population status of Ross Sea killer whales: Evidence for impact by commercial fishing?