Migraciones de la ballena jorobada
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Migración; Ballena jorobadaResumen
Se da cuenta de las rutas que en sus migraciones por el mundo sigue la ballena jorobada,que es una de las dos es-pecies de ballenas cuyos desplazamientos son bien conoci-dos.Se hace hincapié en su paso por la costa pacífica cos-tarricense, revelando las actividades que aquí realizan, los peligros que enfrentan y las condiciones para su protección que nacionalmente existen.
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