| | National Marine Mammal Lab Quarterly Report Oct-Dec 2001 for Alaska Fisheries Science Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) |
 | | North American scientists were invited to participate in a beluga capture and tagging project in Anadyr Bay, Russia, by the Russian Ministry of Environment and Endangered Species, Moscow, and the Chukotka branch of the Pacific Scientific Research Fisheries Center (TINRO). |
 | | Satellite-determined positions of these three tags showed that the whales remained in Anadyr Bay until the end of September, moved into the Gulf of Anadyr in October, traveled northward to Kresta Bay in November, then back out to the central Gulf of Anadyr in December (Figure 1 above). |
 | | The movement patterns of the two whales with Russian tags were similar to those of the other tagged whales during the same time period; the Russian tags transmitted data for 1 week and 1 month, respectively. |
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