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Significados de humpback en inglés

portugués
giboso
catalán
cifosi
español
cifosis

An abnormal backward curve to the vertebral column.

cifosis
portugués
baleia jubarte

Large whalebone whale with long flippers noted for arching or humping its back as it dives.

baleia jubarte
Uso de humpback en inglés
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But at other times, the humpback whales decided to stay and fight.
BBC
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A humpback whale, when it does this incredible spiraling in the water.
Wired
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In August you can also see humpback whales on their annual migration.
News.com.au
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The Consortium's next assessment on humpback whale numbers will be in 2016.
Radio NZ
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In August, coronavirus permitting, he will swim with humpback whales off Tonga.
The Irish Times
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Hanging beside the sei, the humpback was more a figure of fun.
The Guardian
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On 14 occasions, the orcas attacked and killed a humpback whale calf.
BBC
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It was hard to say how long the humpback could last without help.
Radio NZ
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Information theory also shows that humpback whales have rules of grammar and syntax.
Wired
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The sea breaks over the whalestone's humpback, and the spray flies.
Number9Dream
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On some occasions, the humpback whales seen by Pitman's team sought out protection.
BBC
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A humpback whale rescued from entanglement in fishing gear off of Cape Point.
The South African
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Hope continues to fade for a stranded humpback whale near Dargaville.
Radio NZ
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The humpback whale is currently listed as endangered throughout its range.
Reuters
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After the initial thrill of seeing the humpback breach, things became seriously eye-popping.
BBC
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A young humpback whale was spotted by onlookers at the waterfront around midday.
Radio NZ
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español
cifosis
Humpback a través del tiempo
Humpback por variante geográfica
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