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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>A 2023 analysis of endangered Cook Inlet belugas classified 1,633 vocalizations into 1,264 whistles (77 percent), 354 pulsed calls (22 percent), and 15 combined calls (1 percent), producing a catalogue of 41 call types. Automated classification methods agreed substantially, but not perfectly, with human classification.<ref name="brewer">Brewer, A. M.; Castellote, M.; Van Cise, A. M.; Gage, T.; and Berdahl, A. M. (2023). [https://doi.org/10.1121/10.0022516 Communication in Cook Inlet beluga whales: describing the vocal repertoire and masking of calls by commercial ship noise]. ''The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America'' 154(5): 3487–3505.</ref> Differences between catalogues can reflect genuine population variation as well as equipment, sampling, and analytical choices. A call-type number is therefore an output of a study, not a final count of everything a beluga can say.</div>FuzzyBot