Dolphins, Porpoises, and Whales - IUCN

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AJex Aguilar Anne Collet Spain France Robin Baird Justin Cooke Canada United Kingdom John Bannister Javier Corcuera Australia Argentina Jay Barlow Enrique Crespo United States of America Argentina Appendix 1 Cetacean Specialist Group Members Peter B. Best Stephen M. Dawson South Africa New Zealand Monica Borobia Vera M.F. da Silva Brazil Brazil (Kenya) M. Louella L. Dolar Robert L. Brownell, Jr. Philippines United States of America Nicholas J. Gales Claudio Campagna New Zealand Argentina Ray Gambell George C.T. Chen United Kingdom Taiwan (Republic of China) David Gaskin Canada A. AJeem Chaudhry Pakistan R. Natalie P. Goodall Argentina Lien-siang Chou Taiwan Jonathan Gordon (Republic of China) United Kingdom Christopher Clark Philip S. Hammond United States of America United Kingdom Victor Cockcroft A.K.M. Aminul Haque South Africa Bangladesh 86 Mads Peter Heide-J0rgensen Denmark John E. Heyning United States of America Thomas A. Jefferson United States of America Toshio Kasuya Japjan Hidehiro Kato Japan Steven K. Katona United States of America Carl Chr. Kinze Denmark Margaret Klinowska United Kingdom Stephen Leatherwood Chairman United States of America (Hong Kong) Nobuyuki Miyazaki Japan R.S. Lai Mohan India Simon P. Northridge United Kingdom Giuseppe Notarbartolo di Sciara Italy
William F. Perrin United States of America Ricardo Praderi Uruguay Andrew Read Canada Randall R. Reeves Deputy Chairman Canada Julio C. Reyes Chile Sam H. Ridgway United States of America Daniel Robineau France Fernando Rosas Brazil Graham J.B. Ross Barbara Taylor Australia United States of America Rodney V. Salm Omar Vidal Kenya Mexico Johann Sigurjonsson Wang Ding Iceland People's Republic of China R. K. Sinha Randall Wells India United States of America Elisabeth Slooten Hal Whitehead New 2Lealand Canada Chris Smeenk Koen Van Waerebeek The Netherlands Peru Brian Smith Bernd Wiirsig United States of America United States of America Gregory Stone Alexey V. Yablokov United States of America Russia 87 Zhou Kaiya People's Republic of China
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lUCN 1994 014 c. 2 1994-1998 Action
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Dolphins, Porpoises, and Whales: 19
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The previous version of the lUCN/SS
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The CSG was established in the 1960
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vessels, underwater detonations, an
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Figure 2A. 1994; Fig. 2), have yet
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Table 1 Classification of the livin
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Superfamily Physeteroidea Family Ph
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Figure 3B Bycatches in Fisheries Al
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Figure 4. Many tens of thousands of
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Role of the CSG in Cetacean Conserv
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humpback whales, declared by the Do
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then) is a highly precautionary app
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Chapter 4 Status of Species and Pop
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unavailable to the commercial whali
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of its recovery and the absence of
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forms have been identified (Kasuya
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Anne-Catherlne Lescrauwaet how seri
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dolphin populations. However, there
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density in brackish, mangrove-lined
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increased since the early 1980s (IW
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lar attention should be paid to fin
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