No child left behind: evidence of a killer whale’s miscarriage

Killer WhalesToothed WhalesReproductionAerial PhotographyPacific Northwest

Jun 15

Written By Soro Cyrene

July 2016

Durban, J., H. Fearnbach, H. and L. Barrett-Lennard.
*Natural History*

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Increasing abundance of Type A killer whales in coastal waters around Antarctic Peninsula

Population status of Ross Sea killer whales based on photo-identification studies

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No child left behind: evidence of a killer whale’s miscarriage

July 2016

Increasing abundance of Type A killer whales in coastal waters around Antarctic Peninsula

Population status of Ross Sea killer whales based on photo-identification studies