Ford and Reeves (2008) list four additional accounts of blue whales fleeing from killer
whales (two from Gulf of California, two from central California): in two cases, the killer …

Background High levels of standing genomic variation in wide-ranging marine species may
enhance prospects for their long-term persistence. Patterns of connectivity and adaptation in …

Population genomic data sets have enhanced power to detect cryptic and complex
population structure and generate valuable information for the conservation and …

ABSTRACT The New York Bight (NYB) is one of the busiest waterways along the US East
Coast, and has recently seen an apparent increase in baleen whale presence. With growing …

Here we present the outcomes of the first deep-sea remotely operated vehicle study of
previously unexplored submarine canyon systems along the southwest Australian …

Monitoring technologies now provide real‐time animal location information, which opens up
the possibility of developing forecasting systems to fuse these data with movement models …

Every year> 100 killer whales accumulate on the continental slope near Bremer Bay in the
western Great Australian Bight from late austral spring to early autumn (January–April) …

The Risso's dolphin, Grampus griseus, is widely distributed in temperate and tropical ocean
waters around the world. Despite the known occurrence along the Brazilian coast …

The common dolphin, Delphinus delphis, is the most abundant cetacean species along the
Portuguese mainland coast and are faced with many anthropogenic threats. Over the past …

Under the 'Fish and Fish Product Import Provisions' of the United States Marine Mammal
Protection Act 1972 (MMPA), all nations exporting seafood to the United States are now …