-
whales were
referred to as "Sibbald's rorqual",
after Robert Sibbald, who
first described the species.
Herman Melville called the blue
whale "
sulphur...
-
extant species in the
sperm whale family,
along with the
pygmy sperm whale and
dwarf sperm whale of the
genus Kogia. The
sperm whale is a
pelagic mammal with...
- the
island in
Sulphur Valley,
McEwans Bay, and
Sulphur Bay. The Māori name, Moutohorā, is a
contracted form of Motutohorā,
meaning "
Whale Island" or "Captured...
-
whale (which
Ishmael calls the "
sulphur-bottom
whale"), very
little was
known at the time. The
classification is thus
heavily weighted toward whales hunted...
- griseus)
Minke whale, (Balaenoptera acutorostrata) Sei
whale, (Balaenoptera borealis) Fin
whale, (Balaenoptera physalus) Short-finned
pilot whale, (Globicephala...
- S
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tsubu 2054 隆 隆 阜 11 S hump リュウ ryū 2055 硫 石 12 S
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companion リョ ryo 2057 旅 方 10 3 trip リョ、たび ryo...
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burning fluid. Both were used as
domestic lamp fuels,
gradually replacing whale oil,
until kerosene, gas
lighting and
electric lights began to predominate...
-
under a
Scanning electron microscope.
Based on the lack of
manganese and
sulphur in the spike, it is
consistent with
being older than the 1800s. Historian...
-
sources of
energy and
nutrients for deep sea
communities are
marine snow,
whale falls, and
chemosynthesis at
hydrothermal vents and cold seeps.
Prior to...
- lake, with
waterfalls between the two.
Among the springs,
there are
three sulphur springs at the
southern side of the
lower lake, with
extensive mobile sand...