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• Coastal migratory connections of humpback whales, Megaptera novaeangliae borowski, 1781, in southern chile.
• The above is a Wikiwhale ( " Megaptera wikipediensis " ) served in a Japanese sashimi.
• The main animal of interest in this area is the Humpback Whale ( " Megaptera novaeangliae " ).
• Humpback whales ( Megaptera novaeangliae ) are regular visitors in January to April and use the Kerama Islands as their breeding ground.
• A group was documented attacking and killing an ailing humpback whale ( " Megaptera novaeangliae " ) in 2006 near Hawaii.
• Many other fossil rorquals have been described, but all are now considered Megapteropsis robusta ", and " Megaptera affinus ".
• The area is cited as one of two known breeding grounds for the humpback whale ( " Megaptera novaeangliae " ) of the Northern Hemisphere.
• There are two main species of whales ( Southern Right Whale ( " Eubalaena australis " ), and the Humpback Whale ( " Megaptera novaeangliae " ).
• In 2010 Mills adapted a story that had been started by him and Wagner for Doctor Who in the 1980s and was produced by Big Finish as " The Song of Megaptera ".
• Both the koala ( " Phascolarctos cinereus " ) and humpback whale ( " Megaptera novaeangliae " ) are flagship species in Australia, receiving a great deal of conservation attention from the public.
• Sightings of the humpback whale ( " Megaptera novaeangliae " ), followed by southern rights ( " Eubalaena australis " ), are common between April and October, when the whales are migrating.
• The most common cetacean species to move through the waters of the greater Hans Lollik area include bottlenose dolphins ( "'Tursiops truncatus " ) and humpback whales ( " Megaptera novaeangliae " ).
• The refuge also comprises a 40-hectare marine area, also migrating humpback whales ( " Megaptera novaeangliae " ) between June and October and one of the largest well-preserved coral reefs in Panama.
• Humphrey the Whale, a humpback whale ( " Megaptera novaeangliae " ), entered San Francisco Bay twice on errant migrations, and was successfully rescued and redirected each time in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
• Marine mammals are not frequently seen in Barbadian waters; some species however, particularly bottlenose dolphins ( " Tursiops truncatus " ) and humpback whales ( " Megaptera novaeangliae " ), are occasionally seen offshore.
• Struthers eventually wrote seven anatomy articles over the next decade on the whale, and ultimately published a complete monograph on it in 1889, entitled " Memoir on the Anatomy of the Humpback Whale, Megaptera Longimana ".
• In 1781 he described scientifically the Humpback whale ( Megaptera novaeangliae ) under the name Balaena novaeangliae [ 1 ] in Gemeinn鼁zige Naturgeschichte des Thierreichs . " Gottlieb August Lange, Berlin . " 1, pages 1 21 ( 1781)
• The Cape Byron Marine Park is also a part-time home to the Humpback whale " ( Megaptera novaeangliae ) " which use the Cape Byron Marine Park on their migratory journey from the Southern Ocean to their tropical breeding grounds.
• The area has received worldwide recognition as a crucial breeding and calving area for the Breeding Group D population of Humpback Whales ( " Megaptera novaeangliae " )  at approximately 22, 000 individuals, the world's largest Humpback Whale population.
• The refuge also comprises a 40-hectare marine area  including migrating humpback whales ( " Megaptera novaeangliae " ) between June and October  and one of the largest well-preserved coral reefs in Panama, ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving.