The top documents tagged [large whales]

All photos: E. Burke Massachusetts Lobstermen’s Association Massachusetts Division of Fisheries Massachusetts Lobster Promotion and Labeling Program
Documents All photos: E. Burke Massachusetts Lobstermen’s Association Massachusetts Division of Fisheries Massachusetts Lobster Promotion and Labeling Program

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Georgia Regions The Ocean. Let’s Activate Our Brains Look at the word below. What does it make you think of? What do you know? OCEAN
Documents Georgia Regions The Ocean. Let’s Activate Our Brains Look at the word below. What does it make you think of? What do you know? OCEAN

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A History of Overexploited Extinct and Nearly Extirpated Species BIOL437/637 22 January 2015
Documents A History of Overexploited Extinct and Nearly Extirpated Species BIOL437/637 22 January 2015

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Marine mammals in the Rusalca region 2009-2012: Acoustic recordings and visual sightings Kate Stafford University of Washington Funding NSF_AON (2012-
Documents Marine mammals in the Rusalca region 2009-2012: Acoustic recordings and visual sightings Kate Stafford University of Washington Funding NSF_AON (2012-

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Miss G. & Ms. Davenport. What is Marine Biology? What can you do with a career in Marine Biology?career
Documents Miss G. & Ms. Davenport. What is Marine Biology? What can you do with a career in Marine Biology?career

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Friendly Dolphins
Documents Friendly Dolphins

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Marine Food Resources: Fisheries: Highly useful source of human nutrition (about 4% of human protein source) Fishes (sardine, herring, anchovy, mackerel,
Documents Marine Food Resources: Fisheries: Highly useful source of human nutrition (about 4% of human protein source) Fishes (sardine, herring, anchovy, mackerel,

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Killer Whales
Documents Killer Whales

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Marine Bio- Day 3&4 Drill: Compare and contrast the epipelagic and mesopelagic zones. Outcome: Discuss the zones of the ocean by classifying marine organisms
Documents Marine Bio- Day 3&4 Drill: Compare and contrast the epipelagic and mesopelagic zones. Outcome: Discuss the zones of the ocean by classifying marine organisms

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Intertidal (Splash) Zone This region is the most changeable in the ocean. Anemones, crabs, clams, mussels and plants such as seaweed live here. They must
Documents Intertidal (Splash) Zone This region is the most changeable in the ocean. Anemones, crabs, clams, mussels and plants such as seaweed live here. They must

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Identifying Individual Bowhead Whales Through Aerial Photography
Documents Identifying Individual Bowhead Whales Through Aerial Photography

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Community Interactions – several species living together!
Documents Community Interactions – several species living together!

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