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Behavior and Significance of Entrapped Baleen Whales

1979
Every year a large number of baleen whales are entrapped in ice and in fishermen’s nets. Many escape on their own. Others die.
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Baleen Whale Acoustic Ethology

2022
Christopher W. Clark, George J. Gagnon
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Baleen Whales

2006
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Static species distribution models in the marine realm: The case of baleen whales in the Southern Ocean

Diversity and Distributions, 2021
Ahmed El-Gabbas, Ilse C Van Opzeeland, Elke Burkhardt   +2 more
exaly  

Whale evolution: Ancient toothed relative of baleen whales breaches northward

Current Biology
The mysticetes - baleen whales and their toothed ancestors - have a long evolutionary history that, despite many recent paleontological discoveries, remains highly debated. The description of a new mysticete from the latest Eocene of North America opens promising new research directions.
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Alongside but separate: Sympatric baleen whales choose different habitat conditions in São Miguel, Azores

Deep-Sea Research Part I: Oceanographic Research Papers, 2022
Laura González García, Graham J Pierce, Emmanuelle Autret   +2 more
exaly  

Baleen Whales, Evolution

2018
Annalisa Berta, Thomas A. Deméré
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Baleen whales: conservation issues and the status of the most endangered populations

Mammal Review, 1999
Phillip J Clapham, Robert L Brownell Jr
exaly  

Baleen Whales

2001
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The Behavior of Baleen Whales

Scientific American, 1988
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