The remote and harsh environment that endemic Arctic whales (bowhead, narwhal and
beluga) reside in has so far limited their exposure to many human activities. However, Arctic …

Ocean warming is causing shifts in the distributions of marine species, but the location of
suitable habitats in the future is unknown, especially in remote regions such as the Arctic …

Animals migrate in response to seasonal environments, to reproduce, to benefit from
resource pulses, or to avoid fluctuating hazards. Although climate change is predicted to …

The impacts of climate change on the health of marine mammals are increasingly being
recognised. Given the rapid rate of environmental change in the Arctic, the potential …

When a high‐quality genome assembly of a target species is unavailable, an option to avoid
the costly de novo assembly process is a map**‐based assembly. However, map** …

Arctic top predators are expected to be impacted by increasing temperatures associated with
climate change, but the relationship between increasing sea temperatures and population …

One of the last pristine marine soundscapes, the Arctic, is exposed to increasing
anthropogenic activities due to climate-induced decrease in sea ice coverage. In this study …

Intraspecific variation in resource use by individuals of different age, sex or size may reflect
differing energetic requirements and physiological constraints. Males and females often …

Several Arctic marine mammal species are predicted to be negatively impacted by rapid sea
ice loss associated with ongoing ocean warming. However, consequences for Arctic whales …

Beluga whales (Delphinapterus leucas) are an integral part of many Arctic Indigenous
cultures and contribute to food security for communities from Greenland, across northern …