A decade of photo‐identification reveals contrasting abundance and trends of Type B killer whales in the coastal waters of the Antarctic Peninsula

Fearnbach, Holly; Durban, John W.; Ellifrit, David K.; Paredes, Alyssa; Hickmott, Leigh S.; Pitman, Robert L.

doi:10.1111/mms.12846

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A decade of photo‐identification reveals contrasting abundance and trends of Type B killer whales in the coastal waters of the Antarctic Peninsula

2021
By Fearnbach, Holly ; Durban, John W. ; Ellifrit, David K. ; ...
Source: Marine Mammal Science, 38(1), 58-72

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The Antarctic Peninsula (AP) is rapidly warming and empirical data on abundance trends of marine organisms are required to understand the impact of these physical changes, and inter- acting anthropogenic impacts, o n the ecosystem. Recent esti- mates inferred increasing abundance of Type A killer whales at the top of this food chain, and here we provide new data on
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