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“Stumpy” the Norwegian orca is provisioned and accepted by no less than five groups of orca
Pages 48.49, extracted from: Stenersen, J., and Similä, T (2004). Norwegian Killer Whales. Tringa forlag. ISBN: 8299457734. Pp 92.
Story of “Stumpy” X163′s early recorded life.
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Cultural traditions and the evolution of reproductive isolation: ecological speciation in killer whales?
Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 2012
Here, we collate the extensive literature on population divergence in killer whales, and argue that they are undergoing ecological speciation as a result of dietary specializations. Although we cannot exclude the possibility that cultural divergence pre-dates ecological divergence, we propose that cultural differences in the form of learned behaviours between ecologically divergent killer whale populations have resulted in sufficient reproductive isolation even in sympatry to lead to incipient speciation.
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