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Fig. 12.6 Cetaceans observed in the north Caribbean of Costa Rica and Panama from top to bottom: false killer whales, bottlenose dolphins, and Atlantic spotted dolphins
Fig. 12.7 Guiana dolphin’s home range involved the nearshore waters of Gandoca-Manzanillo
(Costa Rica) and Changuinola (Panama) where they are regularly expose to illegal nets aimed to
trap sea turtles (Photo by Laura J May-Collado and Monica Gamboa-Poveda)
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Fig. 12.6 Cetaceans observed in the north Caribbean of Costa Rica and Panama from top to bottom: false killer whales, bottlenose dolphins, and Atlantic spotted dolphins
Fig. 12.7 Guiana dolphin’s home range involved the nearshore waters of Gandoca-Manzanillo
(Costa Rica) and Changuinola (Panama) where they are regularly expose to illegal nets aimed to
trap sea turtles (Photo by Laura J May-Collado and Monica Gamboa-Poveda)
12 Ecology and Conservation of Cetaceans of Costa Rica and Panama