Localizing Vocalizations in Southern Resident Killer Whales: A look at Gender Differences
The southern resident killer whales (Orcinus orca), known as J, K, and L pods, forage in the inland and coastal waters of Washington State and British Columbia. The social and acoustic associations characterize the relatedness of this population. A pod is a primary social unit made
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| Summary: | The southern resident killer whales (Orcinus orca), known as J, K, and L pods, forage in the inland and coastal waters of Washington State and British Columbia. The social and acoustic associations characterize the relatedness of this population. A pod is a primary social unit made |
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