Vaquita Phocoena Sinus Tachycardia. The vaquita (phocoena sinus) is a small and very elusive porpoise that ranges in a limited geographical area in the gulf of california, mexico. This report describes the first sounds recorded from the phocoenid porpoise, vaquita, (phocoena sinus, norris & mcfarland, 1958).
This report describes the first sounds recorded from the phocoenid porpoise, vaquita, (phocoena sinus, norris & mcfarland, 1958). The vaquita is among the smallest of all marine cetaceans.
The Vaquita, Phocoena Sinus, Is The Most Endangered Marine Cetacean Primarily Due To Incidental.
A gillnet is a wall of netting that hangs in the water.
The Vaquita (Phocoena Sinus) Is A Critically Endangered Porpoise Species Found In The Gulf Of California, Mexico.
Sinus are physically similar to the harbor porpoise.
The Single Most Serious Threat To The Vaquita, And The Cause For Its Rapid Decline, Is The Use Of Gillnets In The Vaquita Habitat.
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The Word Vaquita Is Spanish For Little Cow.
Physical description / field identification.
The Population Continues To Decline And Gillnet Use.
The single most serious threat to the vaquita, and the cause for its rapid decline, is the use of gillnets in the vaquita habitat.
The Worldwide Smallest Cetacean, The Vaquita (Phocoena Sinus), Is On The Verge Of Extinction With Fewer Than 20 Individuals Left As Of Summer 2018.