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Christopher Dunagan
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Environmental Reporter, Freelance
Bremerton
Beats
I’m interested in everything, and nothing else.
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Under a new proposal, our local orcas - resident and Bigg’s killer whales - would each become a new species
By Christopher Dunagan Verified| eopugetsound.org@ Since the 1970s, scientists in the Puget Sound region have been studying the differences between two types of killer whales: the so-called residents, which eat salmon, and the Bigg’s or transient killer whales, which eat seals, sea lions and other marine mammals. Even though the two groups of whales have different behaviors, vocal calls and social structures — along with distinct body styles and genetic traits — the two types are still considered a single species, Orcinus orca.
By Christopher Dunagan Verified| eopugetsound.org@ By: Christopher Dunagan Keywords: Water quality, Fishes, Freshwater habitat, Toxic contaminants, Contaminants of emerging concern, Salmonids, Species of concern, Stormwater Research that began in Puget Sound has revealed much about the cellular-level assault on vulnerable salmon and trout, yet the puzzle remains incomplete.
Under a new proposal, our local orcas - resident and Bigg’s killer whales - would each become a new species
By Christopher Dunagan Verified| eopugetsound.org@ Since the 1970s, scientists in the Puget Sound region have been studying the differences between two types of killer whales: the so-called residents, which eat salmon, and the Bigg’s or transient killer whales, which eat seals, sea lions and other marine mammals. Even though the two groups of whales have different behaviors, vocal calls and social structures — along with distinct body styles and genetic traits — the two types are still considered a single species, Orcinus orca.
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Freelance
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De Pere, Wisconsin, United States