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Current biology : CB
2026
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| Online Access: | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/42013813/ |
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- Marine biology: Don't call it a humpback comeback! Friedlaender, Ari S Animals Male Humpback Whale Sexual Behavior, Animal Female Conservation of Natural Resources As a population recovers from extreme exploitation, it is not simply a matter of how many individuals are in the population but who they are, which can affect sexual selection. A long-term study of humpback whales shows that mating behaviors and success change as a function of the proportion of younger versus older males in a population recovering from whaling.