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Ruegg KC, Anderson EC, C. Baker S, Vant MD, Jackson J, Palumbi SR. Are Antarctic minke whales unusually abundant because of 20th century whaling?. Molecular Ecology. 2010 ;19(2):281 - 291.
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Jackson J, C. Baker S, Vant MD, Steel DJ, MEDRANO-GONZALEZ L, Palumbi SR. Big and slow: phylogenetic estimates of molecular evolution in baleen whales (suborder mysticeti). Molecular Biology and Evolution. 2009 ;26(11):2427-40.
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C. Baker S, Slade RW, Bannister J, Abernethy RB, Weinrich MT, LIEN J, Urbán-Ramirez J, CORKERON P, Calambokidis J, VASQUEZ O, et al. Hierarchical structure of mitochondrial DNA gene flow among humpback whales Megaptera novaeangliae, world-wide. Molecular Ecology. 1994 ;3(4):313 - 327.
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C. Baker S, Palumbi SR, Lambertsen RH, Weinrich MT, Calambokidis J, O'Brien SJ. Influence of seasonal migration on geographic distribution of mitochondrial DNA haplotypes in humpback whales. Nature. 1990 ;344(6263):238-40.
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Ruegg K, Rosenbaum HC, Anderson EC, Engel M, Rothschild A, C. Baker S, Palumbi SR. Long-term population size of the North Atlantic humpback whale within the context of worldwide population structure. Conservation Genetics. 2013 ;14(1):103 - 114.
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C. Baker S, Cipriano F, Palumbi SR. Molecular genetic identification of whale and dolphin products from commercial markets in Korea and Japan. Molecular Ecology. 1996 ;5(5):671 - 685.
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C. Baker S, Lento GM, Cipriano F, Palumbi SR. Predicted decline of protected whales based on molecular genetic monitoring of Japanese and Korean markets. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences. 2000 ;267(1449):1191 - 1199.
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C. Baker S, Palumbi SR. Which Whales Are Hunted? A Molecular Genetic Approach to Monitoring Whaling. Science. 1994 ;265(5178):1538 - 1539.