Are Whales and Dolphins Smarter Than Humans?: Discover the Science behind Cetology (The Big Questions Answered)
Eliza Jeffery
Cetology, Science of Whales
Tim Voko
Keto Diet Cookbook for Beginners 2022: Quick and easy Cetology Recipes to Balance Hormones, Boost Brain Function and Live a Healthier Life
Alisha Johnson
Cetologist Notebook, Professional Cetology Certification Exam Preparation Notebook, examination study writing notebook, Office writing notebook, 140 pages, 8.5” x 11”, Glossy cover
Cetologist CERT Press
"Cetology," Ethnology, and the Kingdom of Whales: countercultural critique of the Types of Mankind in Moby-Dick.(Critical Essay): An article from: Melville Society Extracts
Patricia Ploesch
Nighttime swimming and diving behavior of a radio-tagged spotted dolphin, Stenella attenuata (Cetology)
Stephen Leatherwood
My Fingers Are Whales and other stories of Cetology
Kelly Gray
Sounds produced by two rare cetaceans stranded in Florida (Cetology)
David Keller Caldwell
Notes on Commerson's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus Commersonii) in captivity (Cetology)
Stephen H Spotte
Food and reproductive status of nine Tursiops truncatus from the northeastern United States coast (Cetology)
Stephen Leatherwood
Foods of belukha whales (Delphinapterus leucas) in western Alaska (Cetology)
G. A Seaman
Life history and Northwest Atlantic status of the Atlantic white-sided dolphin, Lagenorhynchus acutis (Cetology)
David Ernest Sergeant
Cetology [including whale-fishery] 1800 [Leather Bound]
Anonymous
Moby-Dick: Herman Melville, Adaptations of Moby-Dick, Essex, Moby Dick, Cetology of Moby-Dick, George Pollard, Jr.
Source Wikipedia
Distribution and sounds of the minke whale: With a review of mysticete sounds (Cetology)
Howard Elliott Winn
Pygmy killer whales and short-snouted spinner dolphins in Florida (Cetology)
David Keller Caldwell
Evidence for an erythrocyte glucose transport system in the belukha whale (Delphinapterus leucas) (Cetology)
Guy D'Angelo
Increase of total organic carbon (TOC) in saline, closed-system marine mammal pools (Cetology)
Stephen H Spotte
Results of attempts to tag Atlantic bottlenosed dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) (Cetology)
Blair Irvine
Ability of an Atlantic bottlenosed dolphin to discriminate between, and potentially identify to individual, the whistles of another species,: The spotted dolphin (Cetology)
Melba C Caldwell
