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Whale feces

Whale feces, the excrement of whales, have a vital role in the ecology of oceans, earning whales the title of "marine ecosystem engineers". This significant ecological role stems from the nutrients and compounds found in whale feces, which have far-reaching effects on marine life.

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Ecological significance

Nutrient cyclingIronSouthern OceanPhytoplankton bloomCarbon sink
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Whale feces as indicators of health and ecology

Fecal analysisSalish SeaChinookCoho salmonLabrador Retriever
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ExcrementWhalesEcologyOceansEcosystem engineers
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FlocculentSquid
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Whale feces as indicators of health and ecology

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related to Nutrient cycling and carbon sequestration · 6
Whale feces → Additionally, One, The, The Southern Ocean, This, Whales
related to Whale feces as indicators of health and ecology · 3
Whale feces → DNA, Feces, Whale

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squid beaksinstance ofcontain undigested hard objects0.80text
PBDEinstance ofand toxins0.80text
PCBinstance ofand toxins0.80text
and DDT congeners.The fecal samples were analyzed over timeinstance ofand toxins0.80text
co-related to boat densities over timeinstance ofand toxins0.80text
the quantity of Fraser River Chinook salmoninstance ofand toxins0.80text
the main constituent of orca diet in those regionsinstance ofand toxins0.80text
Whale fecesrelated to Nutrient cycling and carbon sequestrationOne0.60section
Whale fecesrelated to Nutrient cycling and carbon sequestrationWhales0.60section
Whale fecesrelated to Nutrient cycling and carbon sequestrationAdditionally0.60section
Whale fecesrelated to Nutrient cycling and carbon sequestrationThe Southern Ocean0.60section
Whale fecesrelated to Nutrient cycling and carbon sequestrationThe0.60section

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