Impact of maritime traffic and whale-watching on survival of bottlenose dolphins

DolphinsPopulationNoise PollutionBehavior

Feb 12

Written By Soro Cyrene

February 2020

Tenan, S., N. Hernández, H. Fearnbach, R. de Stephanis, P. Verborgh, and D. Oro
*Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems*

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Impact of maritime traffic and whale-watching on survival of bottlenose dolphins

February 2020

Population comparison of body condition reveals poor state of the North Atlantic right whale

Skin in the game: Epidermal molt as a driver of long-distance migration