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Mediterranean and Black Sea Cetacean Red List Assessment Balaenoptera acutorostrata Known occurrences in the region Date Location Sex Size Notes Reference 1771 Adriatic Sea (likely location) Possibly shorter than 4 m Juvenile, acquired from the fish market in Bologna Capellini 1877 1840 (Oct.) Collioure, Pyrénées Orientales, France 1878 (18 Feb.) Villefranche-sur-Mer, France 5.40 m Stranded. Skeleton conserved at Nat. Hist. Mus. Of Perpignan Companyo 1841 300 cm Captured Giglioli 1880 1880 (18 Apr.) Batumi, Georgia Possibly 9 m Stranded Tomilin 1967 1898 (Jun.) Gulf of Baratti, Livorno, F 5.55 m Parona 1908 Italy 1899 (6 Oct.) Porto Santo Stefano, 4.75 m By-caught Carruccio 1899, 1900 Grosseto, Italy 1911 (14 Nov.) Marciana Marina, Elba 7-8 m Found dead Damiani 1911 Island, Italy 1916 (26 Apr.) Camogli, Italy Juvenile (cranium and Arbocco 1969 mounted skin) in Genoa Museum, possibly bycaught 1925 (11 May) Lacco Ameno, Ischia, Italy 6 m By-caught in fixed tuna trap Monticelli 1926 1975 (May) Mahdia, Tunisia head only (40 cmlong) Ktari-Chakroun 1980 1976 (May) Sidi Daoud, Tunisia 4.70 m By-caught in fixed tuna trap Ktari-Chakroun 1980 1977 (9 Jun.) Bandol, France F 375 cm Captured Van Waerebeek et al. 1999 1978 - 1981 Italian seas (unspecified) 2 different records of incidental capture in driftnets, involving 4 specimens Di Natale and Mangano 1981 1978 - 1981 Italian coasts (unspecified) One specimen stranded Di Natale and Mangano 1981 1982 (20 Apr.) St. Rapahel, France F 360 cm Stillborn, umbilical cord and Bompar 2000 placenta still attached 1991 (11 Mar.) Lampedusa, Italy Sighted off cliff, filmed Notarbartolo di Sciara and Demma, 1997 1991 (17 May) Turas, east coast of 3.5 m Stranded Centro Studi Cetacei 1994 Sardinia (Italy) 1993 (16 May) Viareggio, Lucca, Italy M 7.65 m Stranded alive Centro Studi Cetacei 1996 1996 (October) Beach of Casares, Malaga, Spain 4.5 m Stranded Van Waerebeek et al. 1999 Annex 4: Visitor Species 93
Mediterranean and Black Sea Cetacean Red List Assessment Balaenoptera acutorostrata 1997 (31 Jul.) Varazze, Savona, Italy F 4.35 m Stranded Centro Studi Cetacei 1998 1997 (11 Aug.) Porquerolles, France Sighting (specific characters Van Waerebeek et al. 1999 clearly described) 1998 (12 Apr.) Antignano, Livorno, Italy 3.4 m Stranded Centro Studi Cetacei 2000 1998 (24 Apr.) Near Giens peninsula, France M 340 cm Stranded after having been caught in a net 1998 (May) Toulon region, France M 365 cm Bycaught (apparently a different individual from the previous one) 2000 (8 May) Akko, Israel Calf found entangled in a gillnet Van Waerebeek et al. 1999, Robineau 2005 Macé et al. 1999 Scheinin et al. 2004 2000 (23 May) Skiathos Island, Greece M 416 cm Found dead Verriopoulou et al. 2001 2002-2003 Al Hoceima, Morocco Adult specimen by-caught Tudela et al. 2003 in pelagic driftnet 2004 (8 Feb.) Haifa, Israel F 5 m Calf found entangled in a Scheinin et al. 2004 net 2006 (2 Feb.) Kishon Port, Haifa, Israel 8 m Sighted for several minutes Goffman et al. 2006 at mouth of port 2006 (18 Jul.) Bay of Almerìa, Spain Adult specimen sighted; documentation available Ana Cañadas, pers. comm. Note: Some references in the literature to minke whales in the region are not included in the table. These include: (a) unverifiable cases of “big whales”, possibly minke whales, observed in the Black Sea near the Georgian coasts between 1880 and 1926 (Kleinenberg 1956 in Van Waerebeek et al. 1999); (b) the stranding on 17 Aug. 1839 of a “balenòptero picudo” in Barcelona, reported by Yàñez in 1842 (Casinos and Vericad 1976), considered unverifiable by those authors; (c) a specimen 5.5-6 m long stranded near Castel Fusano, Ostia (Italy), on 15 Dec. 1911, reported by Carruccio (1913) as a minke whale, but later identified as a young fin whale (Lepri 1914); (d) undocumented sighting reports from the Ligurian and Tyrrhenian seas (e.g., Di Natale 1983, Giordano 1988), and from the western Mediterranean (Beaubrun 1995). Data Sources Arbocco G. 1969. I pinnipedi, cetacei e sirenii del Museo di Storia Naturale di Genova. Annali del Museo Civico di Storia Naturale di Genova 77:658-670. Beaubrun P.C. 1995. Atlas préliminaire de distribution des cétacés de Méditerranée. CIESM, Monaco. 87 pp. Bompar,J.M. 2000. Les cétacés de Méditerranée. Edisud, La Calade, Aix-en-Provence. 188 pp. Capellini G. 1877. Sulla balenottera di Mondini, rorqual de la mer adriatique di G. Cuvier. Mem. Accad. Sci. Bologna 3(7):413-418. Carruccio A. 1899. Sovra una balenoptera rostrata presa recentemente a Porto Santo Stefano (Grosseto). Bollettino della Società Romana per gli Studi Zoologici 8(3-4-5-6):89-93. Carruccio A. 1900. Sovra uno scheletro completo di Balaenoptera rostrata. Bollettino della Società Zoologica Italiana 1(2):18-29. Carruccio A. 1913. Sulla Balaenoptera acuto-rostrata catturata per la prima volta nel mare laziale (Castel Fusano), e notizie su altri giganteschi cetacei arenati e catturati lungo le coste dello stesso mare nei tempi più remoti degli attuali. Bollettino della Società Zoologica Italiana, Serie III 2(5-6):157-169. Casinos A., Vericad J.R.. 1976. The cetaceans of the Spanish coasts: a survey. Mammalia 40:267-289. Centro Studi Cetacei. 1994. Cetacei spiaggiati lungo le coste italiane. VI. Rendiconto 1991. Atti della Società Italiana di Scienze Naturali e del Museo Civico di Storia Naturale di Milano 133(19):261- 291. Centro Studi Cetacei. 1996. Cetacei spiaggiati lungo le coste italiane. VIII. Rendiconto 1993. Atti della Società Italiana di Scienze Naturali e del Museo Civico di Storia Naturale di Milano 135(2):443- 456. Centro Studi Cetacei. 1998. Cetacei spiaggiati lungo le coste italiane. XII. Rendiconto 1997. Atti della Società Italiana di Scienze Naturali e del Museo Civico di Storia Naturale di Milano 139(2):213- 226. Centro Studi Cetacei. 2000. Cetacei spiaggiati lungo le coste italiane. XIII. Rendiconto 1998. Atti della Società Italiana di Scienze Naturali e del Museo Civico di Storia Naturale di Milano 141(1):129- 143. Annex 4: Visitor Species 94
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Contents Preface ------------------
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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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Risso’s dolphin (Grampus griseus)
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Harbour porpoise (Phocoena phocoena
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