The Dolphins Appear to Be Relevant. How About That? - The New York
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Researchers Find That Dolphins Call Each Other By 'Name' : The Two-Way : NPR
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These Prehistoric Dolphins Had Tusk-Like Teeth, Smart News
The Navy's Dolphins Have a Few Things to Tell Us About Aging - The New York Times
Swimmers: Beware of this 'sexually aggressive' dolphin
How do dolphins name themselves? A study on signature whistles offers clues
Dolphins filmed swimming in New York City river
A Dolphin Tale - The Wave
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The Ethics of Research on Captive Dolphins - JSTOR Daily
Dolphins Get Head Start on the Hamptons Season - The New York Times
Top Quotes – Dolphins Learn From Buffalo, Look to Bounce Back Against Giants
Delight as dolphins spotted in New York's Bronx River, New York
10 Surprising Dolphin 'Superpowers' - EcoWatch
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