2017
DOI: 10.1002/ar.23675
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A “Welcoming” Introduction to a Canadian Northwest Coast Thematic Papers Issue

Abstract: In this commentary, I provide an introduction to and the context for the four articles in the thematic series published to celebrate the Editorial Board Meeting of the Anatomical Record in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada in July of 2017. The articles describe various aspects of whale anatomy and the potential for a new generation of digital tags to provide information on functional anatomy of free swimming animals in the wild. The whales described are all native to the northwest coast of North America, as … Show more

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“…The occasion of The Anatomical Record 's Board Meeting being held in the incomparable city of Vancouver, Canada, in July of 2017 afforded an opportunity to both explore the anatomy and ethology of nearby whales (and other extraordinary animals on land and in air). The results appeared in a Thematic Papers Issue entitled “North American Pacific Coastal Whales,” Guest Edited by noted anatomist A. Wayne Vogl of the University of British Columbia (Albertine et al, 2017; Vogl, 2017). Many of the nautical observations were afforded by a whale encounter that gave most (JL had a different view) the chance to see magnificent orcas in the Strait of Georgia off Vancouver Island.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The occasion of The Anatomical Record 's Board Meeting being held in the incomparable city of Vancouver, Canada, in July of 2017 afforded an opportunity to both explore the anatomy and ethology of nearby whales (and other extraordinary animals on land and in air). The results appeared in a Thematic Papers Issue entitled “North American Pacific Coastal Whales,” Guest Edited by noted anatomist A. Wayne Vogl of the University of British Columbia (Albertine et al, 2017; Vogl, 2017). Many of the nautical observations were afforded by a whale encounter that gave most (JL had a different view) the chance to see magnificent orcas in the Strait of Georgia off Vancouver Island.…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Julian has literally grown up in the AAA, winning a host of awards as a student and even serving on our Board of Directors. He is a super proud, Maple‐leaf‐flag waving Canadian, and has had the entire AR Board meet in Vancouver, trek to the incomparable wilderness of Whistler, and then sail around Vancouver, making friends with orcas (JL got sea‐sick as our former Editor‐in‐Chief, Kurt Albertine and other AR Board members gleefully took photos, all—save JL—while listening to eloquent Canadian AAA legend, Wayne Vogl, spout on about whales; Albertine et al, 2017; Vogl, 2017) Julian has contributed much to the well‐being of our journal and, as this issue goes to press, we give him a big Canadian hug as he leaves us to take the reins as Editor‐in‐Chief of our Wiley sister journal, Cytoskeleton . May your protein filaments always be strong, as we wish you adieu !…”
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“…We took advantage of this to press into service Professor Wayne Vogl of the University of British Columbia, an alwaysproud son of Canada, eh, to put together a Thematic Papers issue reflecting the beauty that we had experienced. The resulting compilation was the Thematic Papers Issue on "North American Pacific Coastal Whales," which, due to his always meticulous efforts, did so swimmingly (Albertine et al, 2017;Vogl, 2017).…”
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