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Kim
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Incidental catches of
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Island (
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<emphasis id="B97DD33F6481FF34FF1FFCF9FEFC54ED" bold="true" box="[199,317,879,903]" pageId="139" pageNumber="140">Remarks:</emphasis>
The killer whale, an abundant, highly social species with reduced genetic variation, has no consistent geographical pattern of global diversity and no mtDNA variation within regional populations (
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Hoelzel
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). Because of range-wide low genetic diversity, the killer whale remains a monotypic species, even though two subspecies (resident killer whale and transient killer whale or Biggs killer whale) or three ecotypes have been proposed (
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). Compared to Antarctic and eastern North Pacific populations, which have three well-described ecotypes (
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in the western North Pacific have been poorly studied. Both specialized piscivorous resident and mammal eating transient ecotypes inhabit the western North Pacific Ocean (
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); the ecotype inhabiting seas around
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remains uncertain.
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