Signs from the sea: Why studying whales matters in the Anthropocene
This Sunday is World Whale Day and there's lots to learn, writes Dr Katharina Peters, leader of UOW's Marine Vertebrate Ecology Lab
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Signs from the sea: Why studying whales matters in the Anthropocene
This Sunday is World Whale Day and there's lots to learn, writes Dr Katharina Peters, leader of UOW's Marine Vertebrate Ecology Lab
