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Cascadia biologists begin examination of gray whale CRC-1034.

Gray whale deaths (April, 2010)

By John Calambokidis and Jessie Huggins, Cascadia Research Four gray whales have died in Puget Sound in the last two weeks

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Dead gray whale on beach being examined by researchers

Gray whale stranding at Johnson Pt., Olympia, WA (29 April 2007)

Prepared by John Calambokidis, Cascadia Research, 218½ W 4th Ave., Olympia, WA 98501   Contact information: Tel. (360)943-7325, Email: calambokidis@cascadiaresearch.org A gray whale

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Gray whale trapped in pilings prior to moving

Gray whale stranding near Steilacoom – CRC-641 (July 28, 2005)

A young gray whale was found dead in southern Puget Sound on 24 July and an exam completed on 26

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Gray whale on beach prior to examination on 5 May 2005

Preliminary report on gray whale stranding in Bremerton (May, 2005)

The gray whale stranded and died at the Kitsap Naval Base in Bremerton in the early morning hours of 4

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Gray whale on beach.

Update on gray whale strandings and sightings (April, 2005)

The last two weeks has seen a large number of sightings of gray whales in Puget Sound waters as well

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Yearling gray whale on beach.

Gray whale stranding, Whidbey Island (April, 2005)

On 18 April 2005 at about 2:30 PM Cascadia Research was notified of a dead floating gray whale near Sandy

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BIOLOGISTS FREE ENTANGLED GRAY WHALE IN PUGET SOUND

For more information contact: John Calambokidis, Cascadia Research, Phone: 360-943-7325 Biologists from Cascadia Research, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife,

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Naturally Stressed? Glucocorticoid Profiles in Blubber of Blue and Gray Whales in Response to Life History Parameters

The goal of the present study was to carry out a thorough methodological validation and describe baseline profiles for glucocorticoid

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Killer Whale Predatory Scarring on Mysticetes: A Comparison of Rake Marks Among Blue, Humpback, and Gray Whales in the Eastern North Pacific

We investigated the predator–prey relationship between baleen whales and killer whales by observing predatory scarring (rake marks) on the tail

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John Calambokidis interviewed about gray whales by NPR station KUOW

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