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Meanings of beaked whales in English

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Usage of beaked whales in English
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When it comes to diving deep, Cuvier's beaked whales lead the pack.
BBC
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Anton van Heldon is a specialist in the study of beaked whales.
Radio NZ
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There were Cuvier's beaked whales, Falkland foxes, South American sea lions.
Outposts: journeys to the surviving relics of the british empire
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WIRED: Tell me about the importance of sonar to beaked whales.
Wired
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It had fang-like teeth not normally seen in beaked whales.
BBC
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There were several instances overseas sperm and beaked whales stranded near vessels operating sonar equipment.
Radio NZ
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Joshua Horwitz: These beaked whales in the Bahamas are the deepest-diving mammals in the world.
Wired
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Blue and beaked whales are disturbed by navy sonar, according to two studies published this week.
BBC
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What's more, genetic analyses suggested that beaked whales should have the highest levels of myoglobin, as we would expect.
BBC
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Once they're in deep water, divers like Cuvier's beaked whales have to sneak up on, and overcome, their prey.
BBC
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The strong response observed in the beaked whales occurred at noise levels well below those allowed for US navy exercises.
The Guardian
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Late in 2002, 14 beaked whales washed ashore together on a beach in the Canary Islands.
BBC
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In two separate studies, teams of researchers managed to attach tracking and sound-recording tags to 17 blue whales and two beaked whales.
BBC
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Out in the Kaikōura Canyon, a few whales - the sperm whales and perhaps some beaked whales - were feeding and resting.
Radio NZ
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On the morning of March 15, 2000, 17 beaked whales stranded themselves on beaches in the northern Bahamas.
Wired
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This will include giving the whale a Latin and common name and formally defining its measurements and how it differs from other beaked whales.
The Guardian
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Beaked whales across language varieties
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