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AreaDatesSurveyTypeEffortSpeciesNo. <strong>of</strong>SightingsReferenceCoastal west coast<strong>of</strong> ThailandApr – ‘02ship-based231 kmNPHO2Kittiwattanawonget al. unpub. dataSongkhla Lake,sou<strong>the</strong>rnThailandMay 2000, Feb/May 2001boat-based,line-transect545.2km /54 hrOBRE4Beasley et al. 2002bCanmbodia / LaosMekong RiverJan – Jun 2001boat, directcount1325.8 km /122 hrOBRE53Beasley and PhaySomany 2002Coastal CambodianwatersJan – Sept 2001boat-based,line-transect2058 km /204 hrOBRESCHINPHOTTAU/TTRUDCAPPCRASATTSLONSLON/SATTUNK20489113228Beasley et al. 2001,2002 cEast Malaysiancoastal and<strong>of</strong>fshore waters15 May – 29 Oct1998boat-based,line transect980.6 kmOBRESLONSATTSATT/SLONNPHOTADU?SCHIUNK1814234329Beasley 1998Buntal and Bakocoastal waters,Sarawak,Malaysia9 Apr – 10 May1999boat-based,line transect647.1 kmOBRENPHOSCHI3141Beasleyunpublished dataOffshore waters <strong>of</strong>sou<strong>the</strong>rn Taiwan13 April to 09Sept. 2000ship-based;exploratorysurvey2723 km(227.1 hror 12,888kmxhr)GGRIKSIMLHOSSLONSATTGMACPCRATTRUFATTPELEACAVHyperoodonsp.MES sp.KOG sp.Tursiops sp.1664332211111111Wang et al. 2001a<strong>Second</strong> <strong>Workshop</strong> on <strong>the</strong> Biology and Conservation <strong>of</strong> Small Cetaceans and Dugongs <strong>of</strong> SE Asia 121
AreaDatesSurveyTypeEffortSpeciesNo. <strong>of</strong>SightingsReferenceCoastal waters <strong>of</strong>sou<strong>the</strong>rn Taiwan13 April to 09Sept. 2000ship-based;exploratorysurvey44.3 hrs.TADUSLON ros.101Wang et al. 2001aCoastal waters <strong>of</strong>sou<strong>the</strong>rn Taiwan14 July to 12Sept. 2001ship-based;opportunistic105.9 hrs.TADU1Doc. 6, 8Coastal waters <strong>of</strong>sou<strong>the</strong>rn Taiwan6 June to 18Dec. 2001land-basedobservations43.7 hrs.TADUunk.delphinid61Doc. 6, 8Hualien, TaiwanJune 1996; July1997ship-based;exploratorysurvey309.25 hrs.GGRISLONSATTTTRULHOSPCRAKSIMOORCMDENziphiidsunk.delphinid3933171394111112Yang et al. 1999122 CMS Technical Series Publication Nº 9 - 2005
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