Presence of cetaceans was monitored using a platform of opportunity (whale watching) off north eastern Sardinia, jrom summer 2010 to winter 2011. The monitoring consisted in seventeen surveys covering a total of 1930 km. Six cetacean species have been observed, totalizing 49 sightings. Striped dolphin was the most abundant species in the continental slope area. The waters in the Caprera Canyon appear as a potential hot spot of cetaceans and will be surveyed by dedicated campaigns. Moreover whale-watching activities should be monitored.
Il Canyon di Caprera: un hot spot di cetacei nel Mar Tirreno centrale? = Is the Caprera Canyon an hot spot of cetaceans within the central Tyrrhenian Sea? / Manconi, Renata; Bittau, Luca. - In: BIOLOGIA MARINA MEDITERRANEA. - ISSN 1123-4245. - 18:1(2011), pp. 332-333.
Il Canyon di Caprera: un hot spot di cetacei nel Mar Tirreno centrale? = Is the Caprera Canyon an hot spot of cetaceans within the central Tyrrhenian Sea?
Manconi, Renata;Bittau, Luca
2011-01-01
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Presence of cetaceans was monitored using a platform of opportunity (whale watching) off north eastern Sardinia, jrom summer 2010 to winter 2011. The monitoring consisted in seventeen surveys covering a total of 1930 km. Six cetacean species have been observed, totalizing 49 sightings. Striped dolphin was the most abundant species in the continental slope area. The waters in the Caprera Canyon appear as a potential hot spot of cetaceans and will be surveyed by dedicated campaigns. Moreover whale-watching activities should be monitored.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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