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

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Written By Soro Cyrene

June 2017

Fearnbach, H., J. W. Durban, D. K. Ellifrit and R. L. Pitman.
*Conservation Biology*

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

June 2017

Drone-captured whale blow microbiome supports a framework for health monitoring

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