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Female reproductive parameters of a Critically Endangered bottlenose dolphin population in the Gulf of Ambracia, Greece
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Female reproductive parameters of a Critically Endangered bottlenose dolphin population in the Gulf of Ambracia, Greece
Female reproductive parameters of a Critically Endangered bottlenose dolphin population in the Gulf of Ambracia, Greece
Authors:
CA
Carmen Andrés-Hervías
Carmen Andrés-Hervías
LB
Lars Bejder
Lars Bejder
JG
Joan Gonzalvo
Joan Gonzalvo
MG
Manel Gazo
Manel Gazo
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4 November 2026
journal article
Published by
Inter-Research Science Center
in
Endangered Species Research
DOI:
10.3354/esr01570
Abstract
Understanding reproductive performance is essential for assessing the viability of small, threatened marine mammal populations in degraded coastal ecosystems. The bottlenose dolphin Tursiops...
Keywords
BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN
TURSIOPS TRUNCATUS
LIFE-HISTORY
REPRODUCTIVE PARAMETERS
LONG-TERM MONITORING
PHOTO-IDENTIFICATION
GULF OF AMBRACIA.
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