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Mediterranean and Black Sea Cetacean Red List Assessment Delphinapterus leucas Known occurrences in the region Date Location Sex Size Notes Reference 1991 (Sep.) Kazachya bay, Crimea, Ukraine M Initial escape from captivity Birkun and Krivokhizhin 1996 1991 (autumn) Omega bay, Karantinnaya bay and Sevastopol bay, Crimea, Ukraine Sightings of the same individual Ibid. 1991-92 (cold season) Gerze, Sinop province, Turkey Numerous sightings of the same individual 1992 (Apr.) Gerze, Sinop province, Turkey Capture and transport to Crimea, Ukraine 1992 (15 Nov.) Laspi bay, Crimea, Ukraine Second escape from captivity of the same individual 1992-93 (winter) Dnieper-and-Boug Liman (firth), Sighting of the same individual Ukraine 1993-94 Southern Black Sea, Turkey Numerous sightings of the same individual 1994 (Jun.) Agigea harbour, areas near Cape Midia, Costinesti and offshore oil drilling platforms, Romania A few sightings and ineffective attempts to catch the same individual 1994-95 (winter) Western Black Sea, Bulgaria Sightings of the same individual near oil platform Ibid. Ibid. Ibid. Ibid. Ibid. Plotoaga and Stanciu 1995 Birkun and Krivokhizhin 1996 Note: This information concerns one individual that originated from the Sea of Okhotsk. It was captured in Sakhalin Bay near Baidukov island, Russia, in July 1987 and was maintained in an open-air net-cage for four years before its transferral to Crimea, Ukraine. Almost immediately upon its arrival there (i.e. on the same day) it was released (or escaped) into the Black Sea. Another male beluga that was released (or escaped) at the same time and place was also observed and reported in the wild several times, but only in the vicinity of Sevastopol and within the first few weeks after the release (escape) event. Data Sources Birkun A.A., Jr., Krivokhizhin S.V. 1996. Mammals of the Black Sea. Tavria, Simferopol, 96 pp. (In Russian). Plotoaga, G., Stanciu, M. 1995. Observations regarding the presence of an individual of Delphinapterus leucas in the Romanian Black Sea. Naturalia (Studii si Cercetari) 1:243-246. (In Romanian). Annex 6: Introduced Species 129
Annex 7 2003 Assessment Short-beaked Common Dolphin (Delphinus delphis) (Mediterranean subpopulation)* Taxonomy Kingdom ANIMALIA Phylum CHORDATA Class MAMMALIA Order CETACEA Family DELPHINIDAE Relevant Common Names EN FR ES SHORT-BEAKED COMMON DOLPHIN DAUPHIN COMMUN DELFÍN COMÚN Species Authority Linnaeus, 1758 Assessment Information Red List Category & Criteria EN A2abc ver 3.1 (2001) Year Assessed 2003 Assessor/s Bearzi, G. * Can be accessed at http://www.iucnredlist.org/search/details.php/41762/all Annex 7: Delphinus delphis 130
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Background and Introduction The con
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Results Of the 12 assessed units in
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Acknowledgements Workshop participa
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Annex 1 Workshop Agenda Mediterrane
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Fin whale (Balaenoptera physalus) M
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Mediterranean and Black Sea Cetacea
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