LEARN more about : breaching, spyhopping, and lobtailing. Also : echolocation, bottlenose whale, Prince Rupert, clicks, cetologists, and Ogden Point Breakwater. Text assisted by b/w maps and drawings. 40 page booklet tight in staples. Clean no names nor marks. QUote (p. 12) : " One is that resident pods usually contain more members than transient pods, which average fewer than a half dozen whales. Also, resident pods vocalize more frequently, using a language of seven to 15 distinct calls. These sounds appear to ._._._. . " Size: 8vo.

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Title

Field Guide to the Orca

Publisher

American Cetacean Society, Seattle

Publication Date

1990

Binding

Stapled Paper

Illustrator

B/W Drawings

Condition

Very Good +

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Biology

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