… killer whale or Orcinus orca. With its striking black and white markings and cosmopolitan range,
the killer whale, or orca, is … At birth, neonate killer whales are approximately 2–2.5 m long …

… characterization of the killer whale (population growth rate, stable … of our results for killer
whale biology and management. … analysis for the entire killer whale population (Olesiuk et al. …

… This paper provides field descriptions and biological observations of three different forms
of killer whale (Orcinus orca) that occur in Antarctica based on field observations and a review …

… Addition of the leatherback sea turtle to the known prey of the killer whale, Orcinus orca. J. …
Killer whale (Orcinus orca) dialects as an indicator of stocks in British Columbia. Int. Whaling …

… The Killer Whale or épaulard, Orcinus orca (Linnaeus l758) is found in all three of Canada's
oceans (Figure l). In the Pacific they are the most wellknown cetacean both to the scientific …

… Distribution and number of published investigations of killer whales Orcinus orca (see
Methods), as cited in the present review, per topic and per study region across the North Atlantic. …

… killer whale presence during the open-water period. In this review, we summarize our knowledge
of Canadian Arctic killer whale … our knowledge of killer whale population size and trends…

… To shed some light on whether cetaceans, and in particular killer whales, Orcinus orca, …
and sex classes of killer whales require. Three studies, two of them on killer whales in different …

… the northern resident killer whales Orcinus orca of British Columbia. The site is also an active
whale-… In fact, many people are concerned that the killer whale is now too popular in British …

… from killer whales that was helpful in BRT deliberations. In addition, we thank Rus Hoelzel
for his numerous contributions on killer whale genetics and valuable insights into killer whale …