Body dimensions.

Mean (standard deviation) measurements (in m) of individual fin whale body lengths and widths based on the number (N) of stills used from 2019 UAS footage recorded at a given elevation (m). See S3 Fig in S1 File for diagram of measurement protocol.

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:	Eric M. Keen (8057210), James Pilkington (11383961), Éadin O’Mahony (11383964), Kim-Ly Thompson (11383967), Benjamin Hendricks (11383970), Nicole Robinson (352516), Archie Dundas (11383973), Linda Nichol (5346965), Hussein M. Alidina (11383976), Hermann Meuter (11383979), Chris R. Picard (11383982), Janie Wray (457395)
Format:	Dataset
Language:	unknown
Published:	2021
Subjects:	Ecology Marine Biology Inorganic Chemistry Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified strong site fidelity recapture analysis documented greatest densities occurring great bear rainforest findings offer insights 2005 – 2006 div >< p seasonally resident population kitimat fjord system fjord system along fin whales arrived fin whales (< balaenoptera physalus </ kfs repeatedly throughout fjord system fin whales p </ population ’ population recovery velifera </ b </ widely considered whaling records visual surveys traditional knowledge squally channel social network several lines seasonal patterns recent years rare exception peak abundance outer channels oceanic species occur regularly intracoastal waters general patterns evidence indicated enclosed seas commonly found commercial whaling calf pairs caamaño sound based surveys 70 % 572 hours 311 km Kitimat Caamaño Sound Squally Channel Balaenoptera physalus Fin whale
Online Access:	https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0256815.t005

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Summary:	Mean (standard deviation) measurements (in m) of individual fin whale body lengths and widths based on the number (N) of stills used from 2019 UAS footage recorded at a given elevation (m). See S3 Fig in S1 File for diagram of measurement protocol.