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Dissecting the world's rarest whale
Dissecting the world's rarest whale.
Conservationists and scientists in New Zealand were astonished to find the worldÕs rarest whale washed ashore in the South Island in July. As only the seventh spade-toothed whale identified, and with none ever seen alive, this month saw the first dissection of a complete specimen.
Sophie White, of the University of Otago goes to work at Invermay Agricultural Centre for the dissection of the world's rarest species of beaked whale, a male spade-toothed whale (Mesoplodon traversii), which washed ashore near Taieri Mouth in July 2024.
Derek Morrison / Guardian / eyevine
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Dissecting the world's rarest whale
Dissecting the world's rarest whale.
Conservationists and scientists in New Zealand were astonished to find the worldÕs rarest whale washed ashore in the South Island in July. As only the seventh spade-toothed whale identified, and with none ever seen alive, this month saw the first dissection of a complete specimen.
International scientist Professor Joy Reidenberg, of the Center for Anatomy and Functional Morphology at the Icahn School of Medicine, gets to work mapping the structure of the whale at Invermay Agricultural Centre for the dissection of the world's rarest species of beaked whale, a male spade-toothed whale (Mesoplodon traversii), which washed ashore near Taieri Mouth in July 2024.
Derek Morrison / Guardian / eyevine
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Dissecting the world's rarest whale
Dissecting the world's rarest whale.
Conservationists and scientists in New Zealand were astonished to find the world’s rarest whale washed ashore in the South Island in July. As only the seventh spade-toothed whale identified, and with none ever seen alive, this month saw the first dissection of a complete specimen.
International scientist Alexander Werth, Trinkle Professor of Biology at the Hampden-Sydney College, holds a piece of whale muscle at Invermay Agricultural Centre for the dissection of the world's rarest species of beaked whale, a male spade-toothed whale (Mesoplodon traversii), which washed ashore near Taieri Mouth in July 2024.
Derek Morrison / Guardian / eyevine
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Dissecting the world's rarest whale
Dissecting the world's rarest whale.
Conservationists and scientists in New Zealand were astonished to find the world’s rarest whale washed ashore in the South Island in July. As only the seventh spade-toothed whale identified, and with none ever seen alive, this month saw the first dissection of a complete specimen.
Ngatiwai iwi representative and whale expert Kaurinui Parata gets to work alongside the scientists at Invermay Agricultural Centre for the dissection of the world's rarest species of beaked whale, a male spade-toothed whale (Mesoplodon traversii), which washed ashore near Taieri Mouth in July 2024.
Derek Morrison / Guardian / eyevine
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Dissecting the world's rarest whale
Dissecting the world's rarest whale.
Conservationists and scientists in New Zealand were astonished to find the worldÕs rarest whale washed ashore in the South Island in July. As only the seventh spade-toothed whale identified, and with none ever seen alive, this month saw the first dissection of a complete specimen.
Ngatiwai iwi representative and whale expert Kaurinui Parata gets to work alongside the scientists at Invermay Agricultural Centre for the dissection of the world's rarest species of beaked whale, a male spade-toothed whale (Mesoplodon traversii), which washed ashore near Taieri Mouth in July 2024.
Derek Morrison / Guardian / eyevine
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Dissecting the world's rarest whale
Dissecting the world's rarest whale.
Conservationists and scientists in New Zealand were astonished to find the world’s rarest whale washed ashore in the South Island in July. As only the seventh spade-toothed whale identified, and with none ever seen alive, this month saw the first dissection of a complete specimen.
International scientist Professor Joy Reidenberg, of the Center for Anatomy and Functional Morphology at the Icahn School of Medicine, gets to work at Invermay Agricultural Centre for the dissection of the world's rarest species of beaked whale, a male spade-toothed whale (Mesoplodon traversii), which washed ashore near Taieri Mouth in July 2024.
Derek Morrison / Guardian / eyevine
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Dissecting the world's rarest whale
Dissecting the world's rarest whale.
Conservationists and scientists in New Zealand were astonished to find the world’s rarest whale washed ashore in the South Island in July. As only the seventh spade-toothed whale identified, and with none ever seen alive, this month saw the first dissection of a complete specimen.
Kaumatua, Hori Parata from Ngatiwai, Whangarei, shares tikanga from more than 500 whale and dolphin strandings with his son Kaurinui at Invermay Agricultural Centre for the dissection of the world's rarest species of beaked whale, a male spade-toothed whale (Mesoplodon traversii), which washed ashore near Taieri Mouth in July 2024.
Derek Morrison / Guardian / eyevine
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Dissecting the world's rarest whale
Dissecting the world's rarest whale.
Conservationists and scientists in New Zealand were astonished to find the world’s rarest whale washed ashore in the South Island in July. As only the seventh spade-toothed whale identified, and with none ever seen alive, this month saw the first dissection of a complete specimen.
International scientist Professor Joy Reidenberg, of the Center for Anatomy and Functional Morphology at the Icahn School of Medicine, beaked whale expert Anton van Helden and Carolina Loch, of the Otago Faculty of Dentistry, discuss the plan at Invermay Agricultural Centre for the dissection of the world's rarest species of beaked whale, a male spade-toothed whale (Mesoplodon traversii), which washed ashore near Taieri Mouth in July 2024.
Derek Morrison / Guardian / eyevine
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Dissecting the world's rarest whale
Dissecting the world's rarest whale.
Conservationists and scientists in New Zealand were astonished to find the world’s rarest whale washed ashore in the South Island in July. As only the seventh spade-toothed whale identified, and with none ever seen alive, this month saw the first dissection of a complete specimen.
Sophie White, technical support from the University of Otago, addresses iwi representatives, Department of Conservation and the science community come together at Invermay Agricultural Centre for the dissection of the world's rarest species of beaked whale, a male spade-toothed whale (Mesoplodon traversii), which washed ashore near Taieri Mouth in July 2024.
Derek Morrison / Guardian / eyevine
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Dissecting the world's rarest whale
Dissecting the world's rarest whale.
Conservationists and scientists in New Zealand were astonished to find the world’s rarest whale washed ashore in the South Island in July. As only the seventh spade-toothed whale identified, and with none ever seen alive, this month saw the first dissection of a complete specimen.
Iwi representatives, Department of Conservation and the science community come together at Invermay Agricultural Centre for the dissection of the world's rarest species of beaked whale, a male spade-toothed whale (Mesoplodon traversii), which washed ashore near Taieri Mouth in July 2024.
Derek Morrison / Guardian / eyevine
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Dissecting the world's rarest whale
Dissecting the world's rarest whale.
Conservationists and scientists in New Zealand were astonished to find the world’s rarest whale washed ashore in the South Island in July. As only the seventh spade-toothed whale identified, and with none ever seen alive, this month saw the first dissection of a complete specimen.
Iwi representatives, Department of Conservation and the science community come together at Invermay Agricultural Centre for the dissection of the world's rarest species of beaked whale, a male spade-toothed whale (Mesoplodon traversii), which washed ashore near Taieri Mouth in July 2024.
Derek Morrison / Guardian / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Copyright © Derek Morrison 2024. All rights reserved.