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Mediterranean and Black Sea Cetacean Red List Assessment<br />
Sousa chinensis<br />
Malta<br />
Monaco<br />
Morocco<br />
Palestinian Territory<br />
Serbia and Montenegro<br />
Slovenia<br />
Spain<br />
X<br />
Syria<br />
Tunisia<br />
Turkey<br />
(*) Regular in Egypt in the Red Sea. Visitor in the Suez Canal. Vagrant in Egyptian waters of the Mediterranean Sea.<br />
Known occurrences in the region<br />
Date Location Sex Size Notes Reference<br />
None provided At entrance of Port Said<br />
harbour, Egypt<br />
Sighting<br />
Marchessaux 1980, quoting Mörzer-<br />
Bruyns, pers. comm.<br />
2000 (10 Jan.) Bay of Atlit, Israel Sighting of one individual Scheinin et al. 2004<br />
2000 (18 Jan.) Inside Jaffa harbour, Israel Sighting of one individual,<br />
possibly the same as<br />
previous sighting<br />
Scheinin et al. 2004<br />
2000 (20 Jan.) Inside Ashdod harbour,<br />
Israel<br />
Sighting of same individual<br />
as previous sighting<br />
Scheinin et al. 2004<br />
Data Sources<br />
Marchessaux D. 1980. A review of the current knowledge of the cetaceans in the Eastern Mediterranean<br />
Sea. Vie Marine 2:59-65.<br />
Scheinin A., Kerem D., Goffman O., Spanier E. 2004. Rare occurrences of cetaceans along the Israeli<br />
Mediterranean coast. FINS 1(1):19.<br />
Annex 5: Vagrant Species<br />
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