58. CHARISSA-W. FUNG
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CHARISSA-W. FUNG is an academic who published a paper in 2016 entitled Cranial shape correlates with diet specialization in northeast Pacific killer whale (Orcinus orca) e. CHARISSA-W. FUNG published this work as part of a team: Fung, Charissa W.. Here is a description of this work: Res,,dent, transient (Bigg's), and offshore killer whales (Orcinus orca) live in sympatric and parapatric ranges in the northeast Pacific Ocean. These ecotypes have different vocal repertoires (Ford and Fisher, 1982, Ford, 1991, Yurk, 2002), echolocation use (Barrett-Lennard et al. 1996), foraging strategies (Bigg et al. 1987, Ford et al. 1998, Baird et al. 1992, Deecke et al. 2002, Ford et al. 2011), and sociobiology (Ford and Fisher, 1982, Bigg et al. 1987, Deecke et al. 2000, Baird and Whitehead, 2000, Riesch et al. 2012). Genetic studies corroborate the behavioural evidence that the resident and transient (Bigg's) populations are reproductively isolated despite the absence of any geographic or temporal barrier (Stevens et al. 1989, Barrett-Lennard, 2000, Hoelzel and Dover, 1991, Morin et al. 2010). The behavioural segreg.