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呢篇論文——「休息中嘅抹香鯨(Physeter macrocephalus Linnaeus)透過調節體內氣體體積嚟控制浮力」——由Noémie Freymond(納沙泰爾大學)、Alec Burslem同Patrick J. O. Miller(聖安德魯斯大學)共同撰寫,喺2026年7月23日刊登於《實驗生物學期刊》(Journal of Experimental Biology),DOI: 10.1242/jeb.251920 。