Sentence examples for humpback from from inspiring English sources

In 1804, Lacépède shifted the humpback from the Balaenidae family, renaming it Balaenoptera jubartes.

The Canadian government removed the humpback from the threatened species list last year because of its significant population increase.

In the last two months, he said, they've spotted three – a blue whale in September, a humpback dragging a line from its fin three weeks ago and the humpback from Saturday.  .

Expect excellent whale watching, since this is one of only a few places in the world where you can watch humpbacks from the beach.

Although much was learned about humpbacks from whaling, migratory patterns and social interactions were not well understood until two studies by R. Chittleborough and W. H. Dawbin in the 1960s.

In the same vein, "The Voyage Home," the riotous feature film from 1986, saw the Enterprise crew rescue humpback whales from twentieth-century San Francisco and spirit them back to the twenty-third century.

Lanai and Molokai have excellent vantage points for spotting the humpback whales from shore -- no binoculars needed, Mr. Brown said.

The Aquatic World Spot minke, finback and humpback whales from a 50-foot catamaran with Shearwater Excursions (508-228-7037; $75 12dults, $75 12 and under for a six-hour trip).

The Guardian reported earlier this week that the population of adult humpbacks is now estimated to be around 40,000, prompting the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) to reclassify the humpback whale from "vulnerable" to "of least concern" in its "red list" of endangered species.

The U.S. government announced Tuesday that it has removed most humpback whales from the federal endangered species list, saying that they have fully recovered in the last 46 years.

This field-based study presents a detailed analysis of the sedimentary facies and stacking pattern of deposits of cyclic steps, chutes-and-pools, antidunes and humpback dunes from three-dimensional outcrops.