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https://www.acsonline.org/factpack/BelugaWhale.htm
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https://www.farnorthscience.com
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https://www.sciencedaily.com
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https://www.vanaqua.org/education/aquafacts/belugas.html
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Population
31/05/2010 12:08
There are 7 main populated areas of the Beluga whale. 2 out of the 7 are considered endangered. We used a graph of one of the more well known populations, the Cook Inlet showing the population in that area since 1994 to 2008. Each year the graph shows a median of the total population in the Cook...
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Consequences of Their Extinction
31/05/2010 12:02
The consequences of the Beluga whale’s extinction is the predators of this whale won’t have anything to eat, thus them dying as well as starting a chain reaction among the species leaving us with less species. People have hunted belugas for hundreds of years, but belugas are now only hunted by a...
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Number of Cotswold sheep farms from 1979-2010
28/05/2010 11:52
Farmers Registering Cotswold Sheep.doc (76 kB)
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Are humans to blame for the death of many ecosystems?
28/05/2010 11:35
Humans do take for granted many lands that are filled with life such as swamps and lakes and even small ponds found in our backyard. We drain ponds and lakes and swamps of their life and use it for our own purposes we have destroyed ecosytems that could have influenced other species and have killed...
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Japanese sea lion
28/05/2010 11:32
The japanese sea lion became extinct in the 1950's because of overfishing the areas in japan. The japanese sea lion might have been a subspecies of the californian sea lion. It still begs to differ 50 years after the fact.
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