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Looking for the migratory whales: Routes of the baleen whales in the Macaronesia
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Herpesvirus Diversity in Stranded Mysticetes of Brazil, Southwestern Atlantic. [PDF]
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Unravelling Taxonomic Complexity in Elusive Cetaceans: Mitogenome Insights into Evolutionary History and Cryptic Diversity of Bryde's Whales. [PDF]
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Population Consequences of Physiological Responses to Stressors: A Road Map for Endocrine Data. [PDF]
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Ethology and Behavioral Ecology of Marine Mammals, 2022
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Growth of baleen along the baleen rack is constant in balaenopterid whales
Polar Biology, 2021Werth et al. (Werth et al. Polar Biol 43:707–723, 2020) propose that in all mysticete whales the growth rate of baleen varies with the position they occupy in the mouth. If this were true, comparison between individuals and studies of results of chemical tracers in baleen would be compromised. Here we compile results from previous research conducted in
Alex Aguilar, Asunción Borrell
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Age Determination in Baleen Whales (Mystacoceti)
Nature, 1965THE determination of the age of cetaceans is of importance for the organization of a rational exploitation of their stock. Age determination of baleen whales by the layers of ear plugs1,2 does not always give accurate results and raises several technical difficulties3.
A V, YABLOKOV, T V, ANDREYEVA
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Juvenile morphology in baleen whale phylogeny
Naturwissenschaften, 2014Phylogenetic reconstructions are sensitive to the influence of ontogeny on morphology. Here, we use foetal/neonatal specimens of known species of living baleen whales (Cetacea: Mysticeti) to show how juvenile morphology of extant species affects phylogenetic placement of the species.
Cheng-Hsiu, Tsai, R Ewan, Fordyce
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