Killer whales (Orcinus orca) is the top marine predators, and perhaps the most common vertebrate on earth, occurs in all the world's oceans. Although now considered a single species in the world, our research found that the Antarctic water at least three distinctly different appearance of the form ('eco-') of killer whale predation priority in minke whales, seals and ice Fish, respectively. Our recent work shows that these genes represent at least three different species of killer whales. The role of killer whales in the Antarctic ecosystem will depend on their respective populations, their seasonal changes in Antarctic waters and out of the amount and type of prey, they consume.
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