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Development of an Automated Method of Detecting Stereotyped Feeding Events in Multisensor Data from Tagged Rorqual Whales

The introduction of animal-borne, multisensor tags has opened up many opportunities for ecological research, making previously inaccessible species and behaviors

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Prey-Mediated Behavioral Responses of Feeding Blue Whales in Controlled Sound Exposure Experiments

Behavioral response studies provide significant insights into the nature, magnitude, and consequences of changes in animal behavior in response to

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Discrimination of Fast Click-Series Produced by Tagged Risso’s Dolphins (Grampus griseus) for Echolocation or Communication

Early studies that categorized odontocete pulsed sounds had few means of discriminating signals used for biosonar-based foraging from those used

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Movement and Occurrence Patterns of Short-Finned Pilot Whales (Globicephala macrorhynchus) in the Eastern North Pacific

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Successful Suction-Cup Tagging of a Small Delphinid Species, Stenella attenuata: Insights into Whistle Characteristics

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Recovery of a sentinel species in the Salish Sea: documenting Washington harbor porpoise abundance through 20 years of aerial seabird surveys

Harbor porpoise (Phocoena phocoena) are considered to be a sentinel species throughout much of their range due to their sensitivity

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Whales and ship strikes, lessons from research and mitigation efforts on the US West Coast

Ship strikes have been a concern for a number of species of large whales along the US West Coast and

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New research reveals more complex role of gray whales in the Pacific Northwest including the Salish Sea

Most eastern North Pacific gray whales migrate seasonally from breeding areas in Mexico to primary feeding areas in the Arctic

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PCBs and PBDEs in Salish Sea harbour seals from 1984 to 2014: notable improvements following regulatory changes

As high trophic level, non-migratory marine mammals, harbour seals (Phoca vitulina) inhabiting the Salish Sea provide an integrated signal of

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Redrawing the Map: mtDNA Provides New Insight into the Distribution and Diversity of Short‐Finned Pilot Whales in the Pacific Ocean

Correlations between morphological and genetic data provide evidence to delineate species or evolutionarily significant units, which then become the units

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