SUBJECT INDEX

Taxonomy, Body proportionand Osteology
Balaena mysticelus 22: 45-62, 34 :49-57
Eubalaenaglacialis 13: 1-52,21: 1-78,21: 79-84,

23: 71-81, 30: 249-251
22: 29-37, 26: 1-14, 35: 195197
Balaenoptera musculus 7: 125-183
B. musculus brevicauda 22: 1-27, 35: 199-203
B. physalus 7: 125-183, 9: 121-163, 12: 127-189,
15: 17-84, 16: 29-34
B. borealis 9: 89-103, 14: 1-33, 23: 83-89
B. edeni 9: 89-103, 14: 1-33, 16: 1-5, 16: 7-18,
31: 85-92, 33: 1-26, 39: 21-29
B.acutorostrata 11: 1-37, 12: 1-21, 19:37-43,22:75-125,27: 1-36,28:57-68,28:69-72,36: 1-33
38: 1-46, 39: 11-19
Megaptera novaeangliae 7: 125-183, 14: 49-87,
36: 165-168
odontocete 38: 117-124
Physetercatodon 7: 125-183, 11: 47-83, 16: 35-45,
17: 1-14
Kogia sp. 9: 37-58
K. breviceps 33: 119-124, 35: 183-193
K. simus 38: 171-186
Tasmacelus shepherdi 28: 127-128
Mesoplodon ginkgodens 13: 53-83, 24: 43-56
M. densirostris 23: 129-137
M. stejnegeri 14: 35-48, 28: 107-117, 38: 91-105
M. bowdoini 16: 61-77
M. grayi 38: 107-115
M. sp., 16: 79-82, 37: 103-107
Ziphiussp. 37: 109-127
Ziphius cavirostris 24: 1-34
Berardius 27: 111-137
B. bairdii 10: 89-132
Hyperoodon planifrons 28: 119-126
Peponocephala electra 19: 91-104, 20: 95-100
Feressa attenuata 9: 59-88, 19: 65-90
Orcinus orca 26: 255-258
Globicephala macrorhynchus and G. melaena 27: 95110, 39: 91-102, Globicephala macrorhynchus 32: 67-95, 32: 145-148
Lagenodelphis hosei 25: 251-263, 30: 231-244
Stenella attenuata 19: 53-64
S. spp. 28: 129-135
Phocoena dioptrica 35: 159-164
Platanistoidea 34: 93-108, 35: 173-181
Platanisla gangetica 24: 87-108
Eschrichtiusrobustus

Small cetaceans; Tierra de! Fuego 30: 197-230
20: 211-212
Systematic study
Pelvic bone 5: 5-15, 30: 271-279, 32:25-37
Hyoid bone, baleen whales 18: 149-170
Balaenoptera acutorostrata 26: 15-24
Phoca 26: 313-320
Sternum and clevicle
Stenella coruleoalba 30: 253-269
Megaptera novaeangliae 30: 253-269
Tympano-periotic bone, toothed whales 25: 1-103
Vertebrae, baleen whales 23: 61-69
Skull and other characteristics, delphinidae 17:93-103, 18: 171-172
Secondary sexual character
Balaenoptera physalus 16: 29-34
Physeter catodon 20: 89-94
Karyotype
Balaenoptera borealis 20: 83-88
Isoenzyme 38: 141-163, 39: 91-101

Mirounga leonina

Anatomical and Histological study
Brain, Physeter 6: 49-72
Stenella 26: 245-253
Platanista 32: 105-126
Eubalaena 36: 49-87
Spinal cord, Eubalaena 13: 231-251
Physeteridae 35: 47-56
Trigeminal nerve, Physeteridae 35: 4 7-56
Dorsal vagal nucleus, Physeter 25: 241-249
Acoustic system 2: 1-20, 21: 95-123
Organ of hearing 2: 21-30, 8: 1-79
Labyrinth 14: 291-304
Sinus hair, Balaenoptera borealis I: 41-4 7
Sensory tubercle, lip 3: 1-16
Lingual margin 28: 137-140
Taste buds, Stenella 30: 285-290
Tongue, Sirenia 32: 127-144
Head section, Stene/la 19: 105-133
Extrinsic eye muscle 6: 1-33
Masseter, Megaptera 17: 49-52
Heart, conducting system 9: 11-35
cardiac nerve, Berardius 7: 1-22
Larynx 3: 23-62
Air-sac, Histriophoca and Phoca 29: 129-135
Lung 6: 35-47
Parathyroid, Platanista 30: 281-284
Abdominal cavity, iconography 5: 17-39
Hepato-pancreatic, lnia 36: 89-95
Stomach 23: 91-101, Inia 33: 69-81

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Anal tonssil, Platanistidae 29: 95-100
Ovary 38: 75-89
Corpus luteum, Callorhinus 29: 121-128
Red bone marrow, B. physalus 3: 17-22
Embryo, Stenella 10: 1-68, 16: 83-87
Size of cell 13: 269-301
Epidermal cyst 31: 93-94
Small cetaceans; Tierra de! Fuego 30: 197-230
Mirounga leonina 20: 211-212
Systematic study
Pelvic bone 5: 5-15, 30: 271-279, 32:25-37
Hyoid bone, baleen whales 18: 149-170
Balaenoptera acutorostrata 26: 15-24
Phoca 26: 313-320
Sternum and clevicle
Stenella coruleoalba 30: 253-269
Megaptera novaeangliae 30: 253-269
Tympano-periotic bone, toothed whales 25: 1-103
Vertebrae, baleen whales 23: 61-69
Skull and other characteristics, delphinidae 17:93-103, 18: 171-172
Secondary sexual character
Balaenoptera physalus 16: 29-34
Physeter catodon 20: 89-94
Karyotype
Balaenoptera borealis 20: 83-88
Isoenzme 38: 141-163, 39: 91-102

Body and organ weight
Eubalaenaglacialis 13: 1-52, 21: 1-78
Balaenoptera musculus 3: 132-190, 4: 184-209,

125-183
B. musculus brevicauda 22: 1-27
B. physalus 3: 132-190, 4: 184-209, 7: 125-183
B. borealis 4: 1-13
B. edeni 10: 133-141
B. acutorostrata 22: 75-125
Megaptera noveangliae 7: 125-183, 14: 49-87
Physeter catodon 4: 1-13, 7: 125-183
Mesoplodon ginkgodens 24: 43-56
Lagenodelphis hosei 25: 251-263
Stenella attenuata 26: 157-226
S. coruleoalba 33: 27-67
Platanista gangetica 24: 87-108, 26: 265-270
Pontoporia blainvillei 26: 265-270
Mirounga leomina 20: 211-212
Dugong dugon 31: 129-132

Age determination
Crystalline lens 3: 132-190, 4: 115-161
Baleen plates 4: 162-183, 6: 133-152

Ear plug 12: 23-32, 14: 107-135, 17: 37-48, 18:
29-48
Baleen whales 7: 87-119
Balaenopteraphysalus 13: 155-169, 18: 49-88, 20:
17-82
B. acutrostrata 37: 17-30
Physetercatodon 13: 135-153, 17: 15-35, 20: 1-16
Berardius bairdii 29: 1-20
Globicephala spp. 35: 57-91, 39: 103-119
Tursiops truncatus 32: 39-66
Stene/la caeruleoalba 8: 133-146, 24: 57-79, 28:
73-106, 29: 21-48
S. attenuata 26: 157-226, 28: 73-106
Platanistagangetica 24: 87-108
Pontoporia blainvillei 31: 45-67
Collorhinus ursinus 17: 191-195
Dugong dugon 30: 301-310
Phoca kurilensis 33: 131-135

Population study
Balaena mysticetus 35: 1-16
Eubalaenaglacialis 13: 1-52, 21: 1-78
Eschrichtius robustus 5: 71-79, 13: 201-205, 22:

29-37, 22: 39-43, 26: 1-14, 39: 1-9
3: 132-190, 4: 27-113, 5:91-167,6: 73-131,7: 125-183,8: 147-213,37:
155-165
B. physalus 3: 119-131, 3: 132-190, 4: 27-113, 5:91-167, 6: 73-131, 7: 125-183, 8: 147-213, 11:85-98, 12: 103-125, 13: 97-133, 13: 145-169,
15: 85-142, 17:53-65, 18: 1-27, 18:49-88,34:59-91, 37: 1-16
B. borealis 3: 119-131, 4: 27-113, 9: 89-103, 22:.
63-74, 34: 59-91, 37: 47-60
B. edeni 3: 106-118, 3: 119-131, 9: 89-103, 9:
165-177, 10: 79-87, 14: 1-33, 16: 7-18, 28: 135, 30: 291-300, 34: 59-91
B. acutorostrata 11: 1-37, 11: 181-189, 19: 37-43,
22: 75-125, 37-59, 35: 17-38, 36: 1-34, 36:
35-39, 38: 47-73, 39: 11-19
Megaptera novaeangliae 4: 27-113, 6: 73-131, 7:
125-183,8:81-102,8: 147-213, 14:49-87, 15:
1-16, 16: 19-28, 29: 59-85, 30: 245-247, 37:
31-46
Physeter catodon 3: 106-118, 3: 119-131, 4: 27113, 6: 153-165, 7: 121-124, 7: 125-183, 8:
147-213, 10: 143-149, 11: 39-46, 13: 135-153,
17: 15-35, 19: 1-35, 20: 1-16, 23: 1-25, 35:
39-4~ 37: 167-172, 39: 31-75
Ziphius cavirostris 10: 89-132, 24: 35-41
Berardius 27: 111-137
B. bairdii 10: 89-132, 13: 213-214, 23: 111-122,
29: 1-20, 37: 61-83
Mesoplodon grayi 38: 107-115
Balaenoptera musculus

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Odontoceti 34: 1-4 7Oreinus orca 13 : 85-96
Globicephala spp. 27: 95-110, 35: 57-91, 36:

Balaena mysticetus 35 : 1-16
Balaenoptera borealis 22: 127-152, 22: 153-158,97-106, 39: 77-90, 39: 103-119
Stenella coeruleoalba 12: 191-192, 22: 159-162,
24: 57-79,26:227-243,28: 73-106,29: 21-48,
30: 65-115, 36: 107-138
S. attenuata 26: 157-226, 26: 226-243, 28: 73106, 36: 107-138
Lagenorhynchus obliquidens 35 : 129-15 7
Lagenodelphis hosei 30: 231-244
Phocoenoides dalli 30: 1-64, 35: 93-105, 35: 107128, 36: 139-152, 37: 99-102, 38: 125-140, 39:
121-150
Neophocaena phocaenoides 31: 1-44
Cephalorhynchus commersonii 32: 149-154, 36:
153-164
Platanistagangetica 24: 87-108, 24: 109-115, 27:
81-94,29: 87-94
Pontoporia blainvillei 31 : 45-67
School, baleen whales 18: 89-110
Corpora albicantia 18: 123-148
Virginal band 21: 85-94
Counting and measuring, baleen and ventral grooves
25: 279-292
Baleen, function 28: 37-55
Underwater sound 23: 123-128, 33: 83-117
Epimeletic behavior 28: 141-143
Marking dolphin 20: 101-107, 24: 81-85
Human activity disturbing whales 29: 113-120
History, whaling 21: 125-129
Color pattern, Phoca 25: 301-310
Growth, Phoca 24: 127-144
Tursiops 37: 85-97
Neophocaena 37: 85-97
Foods, Phoca 34: 123-136
Maturity, Phoca 37: 173-178
Pelage, Historiophoca 28: 187-197
Occurrence, phocid seals 28: 175-185, 39: 151157
Distribution, Phoca 31 : 105-119
Dugong 31: 133-141
Trichechus 34: 137-147
Diving depth, Callorhinus 24: 145-148
Wandering speed, Erignathus 31: 121-123
Gerology 7: 69-77, 8: 103-125, 9: 105""-120, 11:85-98, 13: 171-184, 14: 89-100, 14: 101-106,
15: 85-142, 17: 53-65, 17: 67-77, 18: 1-27

B. edeni 7: 79-85, 29: 49-58, 32: 1-23
Megaptera novaeangliae 31: 69-83, 36: 41-47
Eschrichtius robustus 22: 39-43
Physeter catodon 5: 81-90, 11: 139-151, 11: 153-

Food and feeding(See also population study)
Baleen whales 5: 81-90, 12: 33-89, 13: 193-199,
14: 149-290, 16:89-103, 17: 157-17~ 19:4551, 20: 109-155, 34: 59-91

25: 219-236, 25-144

161, 18: 111-122, 28: 145-151, 32: 199-218
Kogia simus 38: 171-186
Orcinus area 29: 107-111
Stenella coeruleoalba 25: 265-275

Balaenopterids 32: 155-198, 34: 59-91
Largha Seal 34: 123-136
Antarctic fish from stomach 12: 225-233
Stone and alien from stomach 17: 83-91
Stomach content in relation to chasing time
27-36
Energy budge 27: 61-79

23:

Whaling ground, environmental
9: 179-187, 11: 163-179, 12: 91-101, 12: 209224, 13: 215-229, 14: 137-143, 15: 143-158,
16: 105-119, 17: 105-155, 20: 157-210, 26:271-287,27: 141-157, 39: 1-9, 39: 77-90
Statistical review 25: 105-203
Pack-ice limit 29: 137-141
Sighting
By boat 25: 205-217, 26: 289-302, 30: 117178, 30: 179-195, 39: 121-150By air 23: 37-60

Parasite, scar and skin disease
Diatom 4: 14-26, 11: 99-132, 13: 185-191, 29:
101-105,32: 97-103
Cyamus 28: 153-160
Barnacle 22: 39-43, 37: 129-153
White scar 10: 69-77, 26: 145-155
Skin disease 11 : 133-138
Helminthes 11: 133-138, 28: 161-166
Marlin spear 14: 149-290 (p.252), 22: 163-164,25: 237-239
Aggressive encounter 31 : 95-96
Parasite, Euphausia 30: 311_.:.313

Chemical study
Enzyme, stomach 1 : 3-7
pancreas I: 8-10, I: 11-14, 2: 55-60,
3: 71-78
Whale meat, peptone I : 15-16freshness I: 17-26, I: 28-30, 2: 3134, 3: 63-70, 5: 1-4, 6: 167-176,
7: 23-3~7: 31-36,9: 1-10
tryptophane 2: 51-54
digestion 2: 61-66

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nutrition: 7: 51-67
amino acid 13: 303-317, 14: 305-326
methionine 3: 102-105
Whale blood 1: 38-40, 3: 96-101, 5: 41-47
Whale milk 10: 151-167
Vitamin 1: 31-37, 2: 35-41, 5: 53-59, 6: 187191, 7: 47-50
Kitol 3: 85-88, 3: 89-91, 3: 92-95, 5: 49-51, 5:61-69, 6: 193-198, 7: 47-50
Oil, gas absorption 11: 191-213, 13: 309-321
molecular distillation 2: 42-45, 2: 46-50
Oil, Eubalaena 17: 171-190
Physeter 3: 79-84, 7: 37-46
Mirounga 12: 235-240, 13: 323-332, 20: 213221
Lipid, Eubalaena 18: 173-180
Fatty acid composition of oil,
Eubalaena 22: 165-170
Neopocaena 21: 131-135, 26: 303-306
Peponocephala 21: 137-141
Platanista 23: 141-147, 24: 117-125
Inia 25: 293-299
Trichechus 26: 307-311
Krill 28: 167-174
Metal, Dugong 31: 125~128

Organochlorine compounds,Dugong
Mesoplodon 38: 91-105

31: 125-126

MiscellaneousHybrid 34: 109-121
Hind limb 8: 127-132, 12: 197-208, 17: 79-81,19: 135-136
Hermaphroditism 8: 215-218
Siamese twins 38: 165-169
Prenatal dead fetus 16: 4 7 -60
Malformed fetus 12: 193-195, 14: 145-147, 23:
139-140, 26: 259-263
Jacobson's organ 33: 125-126
Dicephaly fetus 33: 127-129
Albino 13: 207-209
Carotinoid body color 31 : 97-99
Deformedjaw 13: 211-212, 31: 101-103
Vestigial teat 25: 277-278
Strange organ 27: 139-140
Electrocardiogram, Tursiops 15: 159-165
Electric shock 6: 177-185
Compressive strength, dentin 23: 103-110
Flattened head harpoon 6: 199-207
Sighting, Fraser's dolphin 38: 187-188