Special Issue Survey of Cetaceans in Captive Care

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290 CouquiaudMonodontidae Delphinapterus leucas Beluga (white whale)Monodon monocerosNarwhalDelphinidae Cephalorynchus commersonii Commerson’s dolphinCephalorhyncus eutropia Chilean dolphinCephalorhyncus heavisidii Heaviside’s dolphinCephalorhyncus hectoriHector’s dolphinDelphinus delphisShort-beaked common dolphinDelphinus capensisLong-beaked common dolphinDelphinus tropicalisArabian common dolphin(controversial), subspecies ofD. capensis*Feresa attenuataPygmy killer whaleGlobicephala melasLong-finned pilot whaleGlobicephala macrorhyncus Short-finned pilot whaleGrampus griseusRisso’s dolphinLagenodelphis hoseiFraser’s dolphinLagenorhynchus acutusAtlantic white-sided dolphinLagenorhynchus albirostris White-beaked dolphinLagenorhynchus australis Peale’s (black-chinned) dolphinLagenorhynchus cruciger Hourglass dolphinLagenorhynchus obliquidens Pacific white-sided dolphinLagenorhynchus obscurus Dusky dolphinLissodelphis borealisNorthern right whale dolphinLissodelphis peroniiSouthern right whale dolphinOrcaella brevirostrisIrrawaddy dolphinOrcaella heinsohniAustralian snubfin dolphin**Orcinus orcaOrca (killer whale)Peponocephala electraMelon-headed whalePseudorca crassidensFalse killer whaleSotalia fluviatilisTucuxiSousa chinensisPacific humpback dolphinSousa plumbeaIndian humpback dolphinSousa teusziAtlantic humpback dolphinStenella attenuataPantropical spotted dolphinStenella clymeneClymene dolphinStenella coeruleoalbaStriped dolphinStenella frontalisAtlantic spotted dolphinStenella longirostrisSpinner dolphinSteno bredanensisRough-toothed dolphinTursiops aduncusIndo-Pacific bottlenose dolphinTursiops truncatusBottlenose dolphinPhocoenidae Porpoises Neophocaena phocaenoides Finless porpoisePhocoenoides dalliDall’s porpoisePhocoena dioptricaSpectacled porpoisePhocoena phocoenaHarbour porpoisePhocoena sinusVaquitaPhocoena spinipinnisBurmeister’s porpoise* Jefferson & Van Waerebeek (2002)** Beasley et al. (2005)except for some species of baleen whales, whichretain a few hairs. The thickness of the blubberlayer varies among species and according to thewater temperature of their habitat. They need tomaintain a stable body temperature between 34and 37º C in water temperatures varying from 0ºto 32º C, according to the latitude of their habitat.Cetaceans have small appendages, therebyminimising heat loss by reducing the amount ofskin in contact with water. The surface-to-volumeratio is small, which may explain the absence ofsmall species at very high latitudes (Evans, 1987).
2. Whales, Dolphins, and Porpoises: Presentation of the Cetaceans 291Figure 2.1a. Bottlenose dolphinFigure 2.1d. False killer whaleFigure 2.1e. Finless porpoisesFigure 2.1b. Beluga whaleFigure 2.1f. Harbour porpoisesFigure 2.1c. Commerson’s dolphinsFigure 2.1. Photographs showing various species of cetaceans kept in human care
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