Distribution, abundance, and movements of the bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) in the Pelagos Sanctuary MPA (north-west Mediterranean Sea)

Author:

Gnone Guido1,Bellingeri Michela1,Dhermain Frank2,Dupraz Franck2,Nuti Silvio3,Bedocchi Davide3,Moulins Aurelie4,Rosso Massimiliano4,Alessi Jessica5,McCrea Rachel S.6,Azzellino Arianna,Airoldi Sabina7,Portunato Nicola8,Laran Sophie9,David Lea10,Di Meglio Nathalie10,Bonelli Patrizia11,Montesi Gionata11,Trucchi Roberta12,Fossa Fulvio1,Wurtz Maurizio5

Affiliation:

1. Acquario di Genova; Area Porto Antico, Ponte Spinola - 16128; Genova; Italy

2. GECEM, Groupe d'Études des Cétacés en Méditerranée; Marseille; France

3. CE.TU.S, Centro di Ricerche sui Cetacei; Viareggio (LU); Italy

4. Fondazione CIMA; Savona; Italy

5. DIBIO, Dipartimento di Biologia; Università di Genova; Genova; Italy

6. NCSE, National Centre for Statistical Ecology; University of Kent; UK

7. Tethys Research Institute; Milano; Italy

8. NURC, Nato Undersea Research Centre; La Spezia; Italy

9. CRC, Centre de Recherche sur les Cétacés, Marineland; Antibes; France

10. écoOcéan Institut; Montpellier; France

11. Ambiente Mare, Faenza (RA); Italy

12. WWF Liguria; Genova; Italy

Publisher

Wiley

Subject

Nature and Landscape Conservation,Ecology,Aquatic Science

Reference72 articles.

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