First description of migratory behavior of humpback whales from an Antarctic feeding ground to a tropical calving ground

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RT @dolphinsarasota: In a #whale of a new study, Michelle Modest (@ucsantacruz) & coauthors (including #CZSSDRP’s Dr. Reny Tyson Moore) pro…

25 Nov 2021

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RT @dolphinsarasota: In a #whale of a new study, Michelle Modest (@ucsantacruz) & coauthors (including #CZSSDRP’s Dr. Reny Tyson Moore) pro…

25 Nov 2021

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In a #whale of a new study, Michelle Modest (@ucsantacruz) & coauthors (including #CZSSDRP’s Dr. Reny Tyson Moore) provide the first continuous description of #humpback whale migratory behavior from the Antarctic to South America & back. https://t.

18 Nov 2021

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