Aqqalu Rosing‐Asvid

This study examines if tusk anomalies in narwhals affect foraging ecology using genetic sexing and stable isotope analysis, finding no systematic impact but noting differences in isotopic values for specimens with unusual dentition.

The paper identifies two genetically distinct killer whale populations in the Arctic, highlights their vulnerability, and discusses conservation challenges due to climate change and human activities.

The paper tests the use of the dog genome for sex identification in ancient pinnipeds by analyzing X chromosome read ratios and applies it to archaeological samples.