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Fish and Fisheries, 2018
Many baleen whales were commercially harvested during the 20th century almost to extinction. Reliable assessments of how this mass depletion impacted whale populations, and projections of their recovery, are crucial but there are uncertainties regarding ...
Vivitskaia J D Tulloch +2 more
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Many baleen whales were commercially harvested during the 20th century almost to extinction. Reliable assessments of how this mass depletion impacted whale populations, and projections of their recovery, are crucial but there are uncertainties regarding ...
Vivitskaia J D Tulloch +2 more
exaly +2 more sources
Mammal Review, 2017
Historical catch records from whaling activity are crucial for assessments of whale populations. However, several gaps in the exploitation history for many populations from before the twentieth century create limitations that may lead to overestimates of
Igor Oliveira Braga de Morais +5 more
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Historical catch records from whaling activity are crucial for assessments of whale populations. However, several gaps in the exploitation history for many populations from before the twentieth century create limitations that may lead to overestimates of
Igor Oliveira Braga de Morais +5 more
exaly +2 more sources
Testing the feasibility of a hypothetical whaling‐conservation permit market in Norway
Conservation Biology, 2017Biao Huang +2 more
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Australian Journal of International Affairs, 2021
Shaming in international relations has been extensively analysed as a normative practice that aims to persuade the target to comply with certain norms.
Michal Kolmaš
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Shaming in international relations has been extensively analysed as a normative practice that aims to persuade the target to comply with certain norms.
Michal Kolmaš
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, 2021
This article explores some ethical and legal issues regarding international research conducted on whales killed by Iceland since it resumed whaling in 2003.
Conor Ryan, V. Papastavrou, P. Sand
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This article explores some ethical and legal issues regarding international research conducted on whales killed by Iceland since it resumed whaling in 2003.
Conor Ryan, V. Papastavrou, P. Sand
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Whales Before Whaling in the North Atlantic [PDF]
Science, 2003 It is well known that hunting dramatically reduced all baleen whale populations, yet reliable estimates of former whale abundances are elusive. Based on coalescent models for mitochondrial DNA sequence variation, the genetic diversity of North Atlantic whales suggests population sizes of approximately 240,000 humpback, 360,000 fin, and 265,000 minke ...
Joe Roman, Stephen R. Palumbi
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Walrusing, whaling and the origins of the Old Bering Sea culture
World archaeology, 2019For a century, archaeologists have puzzled over the enigma of successful whaling unfolding with no predecessors prior to the last two millennia.
O. Mason, J. Rasic
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Modelling the past and future of whales and whaling
Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 2004(Uploaded by Plazi for the Bat Literature Project) No abstract provided.
Phillip J. Clapham, C. Scott Baker
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After Withdrawal from the IWC: The Future of Japanese Whaling
Asia-Pacific Journal, 2019In December 2018, the Japanese government announced that it was withdrawing from the International Whaling Commission and would resume commercial whaling in July 2019. This paper revisits four coastal communities that still conduct coastal whaling to see
Fynn Holm
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