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Survey Report for the 1997 Aerial Surveys for Harbor Porpoise and Other Marine Mammals of Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia Outside Waters

We report the methods and the preliminary results of August/September 1997 aerial surveys for marine mammals that occupy the outside

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Abundance and distribution of marine mammals in Washington and British Columbia inside waters, 1996

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Gray whales in Washington State: report on research in 1996

This report summarizes research conducted by Cascadia Research in collaboration with the National Marine Mammal Laboratory during the 1996 field

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Aerial Surveys for Marine Mammals in Washington and British Columbia Inside Waters

This report summarizes information gathered by Cascadia Research under Contract #52ABNF-6-00092 funded by the National Marine Mammal Laboratory (NMML). The

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Humpback and blue whale photographic identification: Report of research in 1996

This report summarizes the research effort and methods used in 1996 and the preliminary findings from this research including the

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Abundance and population structure of humpback whales in the North Pacific Basin

This project examined the abundance and population structure of humpback whales in the North Pacific and was the result of

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Probability of Detecting Harbor Porpoise From Aerial Surveys: Estimating g(0)

Harbor porpoise (Phocoena phocoena), and most other cetaceans, spend a significant proportion of time submerged, and are undetectable from the

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Humpback Whales and The California-Costa Rica Connection

Just 30 years ago, the humpback whales off central California, hunted from whaling stations based in San Francisco Bay, were

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Neonatal Growth and Behavior

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Blue Whales

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