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Skin marks in Capitoline dolphins shed light on threats to the population at the Tiber River Estuary (Mediterranean Sea)

2024-08-27

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>The analysis of skin marks and lesions is used for many cetacean species to assess the general health status of the populations, based on evidence of interaction between conspecifics and with human activities. This study applies mark analysis to characterise common bottlenose dolphin (<italic>Tursiops truncatus</italic>) skin marks and lesions, and their evolution in time, in the Tiber...

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b1c3163b-e2f9-5e01-8b02-d2686f87ab86
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4814406/v1
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