Commander Islands (Rice 1986). In the
The distribution of Cuvier’s beaked, or goosebeak, whale (Fig. 28) is known primarily from strandings, which indicate that it is the most widespread of the beaked whales and is distributed in all oceans and most seas except in the high polar waters (Moore 1963). In the Pacific, they range north to s...
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Summary: | The distribution of Cuvier’s beaked, or goosebeak, whale (Fig. 28) is known primarily from strandings, which indicate that it is the most widespread of the beaked whales and is distributed in all oceans and most seas except in the high polar waters (Moore 1963). In the Pacific, they range north to southeastern Alaska, the Aleutian Islands, and the |
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