Genetic and Photogrammetric Investigations of Three Ecotypes of Killer Whales in the Southern Ross Sea
南罗斯海虎鲸三种生态型的遗传和摄影测量研究
基本信息
- 批准号:0338428
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- 金额:$ 1.92万
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- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Interagency Agreement
- 财政年份:2004
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2004-12-01 至 2006-11-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Information on killer whale systematics and ecology is currently interpreted within the conceptual framework of a single, intermixing species. However, recent evidence suggests that three distinct forms of killer whales (Orcinus sp.) occur in Antarctica during the austral summer. These forms have different prey and habitat preferences, different average school sizes and geographic distributions, and distinct morphologies, and therefore it was suggested that they are best regarded as separate species. All three forms occur in the Ross Sea and the investigators propose to evaluate the separate species hypothesis. If, in fact, there are three distinct species in Antarctic waters, results of the proposed work have the potential to largely re-shape our understanding of killer whale ecology and conservation status in Antarctica. Given their large numbers (current estimates: 25,000-94,000) and status as top trophic level predators, killer whales are undoubtedly key species in the Antarctic ecosystem but their roles will not be understood until their taxonomic status is clarified. Also, the conservation status of killer whales, including potential effects of commercial fishing, depends on properly identifying their taxonomic status, specifying dietary needs, and assessing the impacts of fisheries. Two main goals are proposed: (1) to compare genetic divergence among the three forms and (2) to accurately determine lengths and body proportions for morphological comparisons. The killer whale is arguably one of the most recognizable, and best-studied, large animals on earth, yet basic questions about how many species there are and how they function within the ecosystem remain unanswered. Confirming new species in Antarctic waters would highlight the fact that our knowledge of marine biodiversity is perhaps even more rudimentary than currently recognized.
关于虎鲸的系统学和生态学的信息目前是在一个单一的混合物种的概念框架内解释的。然而,最近的证据表明,三种不同形式的虎鲸(Orcinus sp.)在南极的夏季出现。它们有不同的猎物和栖息地偏好,不同的平均群体规模和地理分布,以及不同的形态,因此建议最好将它们视为单独的物种。这三种形式都出现在罗斯海,研究人员建议评估不同物种的假设。如果南极水域实际上有三个不同的物种,那么拟议的工作结果有可能在很大程度上重塑我们对南极虎鲸生态和保护状况的理解。鉴于虎鲸的庞大数量(目前估计为25,000-94,000头)和作为顶级营养级捕食者的地位,虎鲸无疑是南极生态系统中的关键物种,但在它们的分类地位得到澄清之前,它们的作用尚不清楚。此外,虎鲸的保护状况,包括商业捕捞的潜在影响,取决于正确确定它们的分类状况,具体说明饮食需求,并评估渔业的影响。提出了两个主要目标:(1)比较三种形式之间的遗传差异;(2)准确确定长度和身体比例以进行形态学比较。虎鲸可以说是地球上最知名、研究最透彻的大型动物之一,但关于虎鲸有多少种以及它们在生态系统中如何发挥作用的基本问题仍然没有答案。确认南极水域的新物种将突出这样一个事实,即我们对海洋生物多样性的认识可能比目前认识到的还要初级。
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Robert Pitman其他文献
Report of the Scientific Committee
科学委员会的报告
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10.47536/jcrm.v22i1.993 - 发表时间:
2020 - 期刊:
- 影响因子:0
- 作者:
Elizabeth Allyn;Elizabeth Mueni;Ellen Hines;Ellie Maclennan;Els Vermuelen;Elsa Cabrera;Emma Betty;Emma Carroll;Enrique Crespo;Eva Sierra;Fabian Ritter;Federico Riet;Sapriza Federico;Sucunza Fernando;Felix Fernando Trujillo;Florencia Vilches;F. Gulland;Frank Cipriano;Frederik Christiansen;Gary Stokes;G. Minton;Gideon van der Berg;G. Braulik;Giovanni Di;Guardio Grant;Abel Greg Donovan;Guillermo Harris;Hannah Cubaynes;Haraldur Einarsson;Haydee Cunha;Heidi Pearson;Helena Herr;Hidehiro Kato;Howard C. Rosenbaum;Husain Al Sayegh;Ida Carlén;Ingrid Maria Oberg;Juan Pablo;Torres Florez;Judicael Régis;Kema Kema;Julia Dombroski;Karen Stockin;Katarina Ekelund;Kate Sprogis;K. Colegrove;Katia Groch;Ken Findlay;Kia Hayes;Koji Matsuoka;Kristin Privitera;Len Thomas;Leonardo G. Berninsone;Lesley New;Lindsay Porter;Lindsey Jones;Lindy Weilgart;Lorena Viloria;L. R. Bracho;Lori Schwacke;L. Ponnampalam;Lucy Keith;Luis Bedriñana;Macarena Agrelo;Magdalena Arias;Mandy Watson;M. Uhart;M. Siple;Maria Alejandra Romero;Maria Clara Jimenez;Maria Constanza;Gariboldi Maria;Jose Perez;Mariana Frias;M. Coscarella;Mariano Sironi;Marie Louis;Marina Winter;Maritza Sepúlveda;Marta J. Cremer;Martin Laporta;Martin Mendez;Mason Weinrich;Matt Gummery;Matthew Savoca;Mauricio Ulloa;Mi Yeon;Kim Michael Bradley;Michael Donoghue;Michael Krützen;Michael Tetley;Michael Wilberg;M. Weyn;Moazzam Khan;Nachiket Kelkar;Naomi Brannan;Naomi Rose;Naruki Morimura;Naseera Moosa;Nazarena A. Beretta;Nicola Hodgins;N. Ransome;Nicolas Davison;Noura Al Mansouri;Patcharaporn Yaowasooth;Patricia E. Rosel;Paul DeBruyn;Paul Wassman;Paula Olson;Penny Clarke Per;Berggren Per;Palsbøll Pimchanok Prachamkhai;Pimphimai Tuitajom;Putu Mustika;Rachawadee Chantra;Ralph Tiedemann;Randall R. Reeves;Rebekah Lane;R. Baldwin;R. Enever;Robert Pitman;Robin Baird;Robyn Angliss;Rocio Gonzalez;Rocío Pamela;Martínez Loustalot;R. Forselledo;Roxana Schteinbarg;R. Hoelzel;Russell Fielding;S. Mizroch;Salvatore Cerchio;Samantha Cope;Santiago Fernandez;Sarah Mesnick;Sarah Wilkin;Scott Landry;Sebastián Jiménez;Serena L. Le Double;Sérgio R. Cipolotti;S. Martínez‐Aguilar;S. Tchibozo;S. Nakagun;Silvia Frey;Silvina Botta;S. Elwen;Sonja Eisfeld - 通讯作者:
Sonja Eisfeld
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