Til death do us part? The critical value of long-term marine mammal studies

Long term studies in ecology and biology have been essential for addressing significant evolutionary and ecological questions. Long term marine mammal studies face different challenges, but are proving critical to ocean policy. New technologies combined with long term marine mammal studies provide important information on trends in population biology, anthropogenic stressors, climate change, and oceanographic regime shifts.

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Frontiers in Marine Science
Published
2025-06-09
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2025.1605709
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Marine animal studies overview
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Til death do us part? The critical value of long-term marine mammal studies

Scott D. Kraus
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Marine animal studies overview
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Til death do us part? The critical value of long-term marine mammal studies

Scott D. Kraus
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Abstract

Long term studies in ecology and biology have been essential for addressing significant evolutionary and ecological questions. Long term marine mammal studies face different challenges, but are proving critical to ocean policy. New technologies combined with long term marine mammal studies provide important information on trends in population biology, anthropogenic stressors, climate change, and oceanographic regime shifts.

Frontiers in Marine ScienceVol. 12
New England Aquarium (US), Cabot (United States) (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 87%
Marine animal studies overview
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