- of whales, dolphins, and
porpoises in the
scientific order Cetacea.
Cetologists, or
those who
practice cetology, s**** to
understand and
explain cetacean...
- Paul
Spong OBC (born 1939) is a New Zealand-born
Canadian cetologist and neuroscientist. He has been
researching orcas (or
killer whales) in
British Columbia...
-
recorded sighting was in 1952
which led to its
formal naming by ****anese
cetologist Munesato Yamada in 1954. The
pygmy killer whale is dark gray to black...
-
villagers of fuel.
Rachel Bedford, a
colleague of Ken's and an
experienced cetologist,
shows Nolan how
similar orcas are to
humans and
tells him that, "If he...
- however,
intermixing is
thought to be inevitable. Further,
Australian cetologist Graham Ross
writes "However,
recent morphological studies,
somewhat supported...
-
Chester Balcomb III (November 11, 1940 –
December 15, 2022) was an
American cetologist. He was a
leading figure in the
study and
protection of orcas. Balcomb...
- best in
comedic situations.
Catherine Hicks plays Dr.
Gillian Taylor, a
cetologist on 20th-century Earth.
During production, a
rumor circulated that the...
- The
harbour porpoise was one of the most
accessible species for
early cetologists;
because it
could be seen
close to land,
inhabiting shallow coastal areas...
-
Francis Fraser may
refer to:
Francis Charles Fraser (1903–1978),
cetologist Frankie Fraser (1923–2014),
English criminal Francis Humphris Fraser (1833–1911)...
- is set in the Sundarbans. The plot
centres on a
headstrong American cetologist who
arrives to
study a rare
species of
river dolphin,
enlisting a local...
