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Baleen whale navigation in astronomically referenced magnetic coordinates

How animals navigate during long-distance migration remains a mystery. Many theories have been proposed1 (Keeton, 1979), with the Earth’s magnetic field emerging as a clear potential source of orientational information for navigational decision-making ...
Hauser, Nan Daeschler, Rikardsen, Audun, Ivashchenko, Yulia, Lydersen, Christian, Riekkola, Leena, Horton, Travis, Zerbini, Alexandre, Constantine, Rochelle, Andrews-goff, Virginia, Heide-jørgensen, Mads Peter, Kovacs, Kit, Prieto, Rui, Double, Michael C., Garrigue, Claire, Mate, Bruce, Palacios, Daniel, Gales, Nick, Clapham, Phillip, Silva, Mónica, Derville, Solène   +19 more
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Author Correction: Baleen whale acoustic presence and behaviour at a Mid-Atlantic migratory habitat, the Azores Archipelago. [PDF]

Sci Rep, 2020
Romagosa M, Baumgartner M, Cascão I, Lammers MO, Marques TA, Santos RS, Silva MA.   +6 more
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Modeling predator and prey hotspots: Management implications of baleen whale co-occurrence with krill in Central California. [PDF]

PLoS One, 2020
Rockwood RC, Elliott ML, Saenz B, Nur N, Jahncke J.   +4 more
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Size and body condition drive the energetic cost of a baleen whale foraging in shallow habitat. [PDF]

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Bird CN, Pirotta E, New L, Cornelius JM, Sumich JL, Colson KM, Bierlich KC, Hildebrand L, Fernández Ajó AA, Doron A, Torres LG.   +10 more
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Four decades of annual monitoring reveal declining reproductive success of a migratory baleen whale. [PDF]

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Vermeulen E, Wilkinson C, Best PB, Findlay K.   +3 more
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Was <i>Hupehsuchus</i> a baleen whale-style filter feeder in the Early Triassic? A re-examination of the evidence. [PDF]

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Motani R, Pyenson ND, Jiang DY.
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The Evolutionary History of Baleen Whales in The Genome Era

Humans have been changing landscapes and biodiversity at a global scale tosupply the needs of an exponentially growing population. The rapid development anddeployment of technology enabled humans to explore natural resources in anunprecedented manner. As the human population increased, reductions in wildpopulations followed.
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Passive acoustic monitoring of baleen whale seasonal presence across the New York Bight. [PDF]

PLoS One
Estabrook BJ, Bonacci-Sullivan LA, Harris DV, Hodge KB, Rahaman A, Rickard ME, Salisbury DP, Schlesinger MD, Zeh JM, Parks SE, Rice AN.   +10 more
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Audible changes in marine trophic ecology: Baleen whale song tracks foraging conditions in the eastern North Pacific. [PDF]

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Ryan JP, Oestreich WK, Benoit-Bird KJ, Waluk CM, Rueda CA, Cline DE, Zhang Y, Cheeseman T, Calambokidis J, Fahlbusch JA, Barkowski J, Fleming AH, Turner Tomaszewicz CN, Santora JA, Margolina T, Joseph JE, Friedlaender AS, Goldbogen JA.   +17 more
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Splitting Hairs: Biomechanics of Gray Whale (Eschrichtius robustus) Baleen

Rorqual whales (Mysticetes, Cetacea) use baleen, a filtration structure attached to the upper jaw, to retain prey from water during filter feeding. Baleen is the general term used for the keratin filter of all mysticetes, and refers to the complete ...
Vandenberg, Megan L., Donatelli, Cassandra M., Lee, Ferris, Cohen, Karly E., Kahane-Rapport, Shirel   +4 more
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