Anthropogenic Threats and Conservation Needs of Blue Whales, Balaenoptera musculus indica, around Sri Lanka

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Blue whales of the northern Indian Ocean, provisionally referred to Balaenoptera musculus indica, remain in warm tropical waters year-round rather than migrating annually to cold high-latitude feeding grounds, breed roughly six months out of phase with southern Indian Ocean pygmy blue whales, and have a distinct acoustic call; their subspecies status is debated. The population was encountered during sperm whale research off Trincomalee in the early 1980s. V55 verification basis: retrieved in search summary attributed to this paper and to concurring reference material; the paper was not fetched, and the taxonomic dispute is unresolved in the sources retrieved.

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