LAJAM 6(1): 7-42, June 2007
Inshore/neritic
Inshore/neritic
Inshore/neritic
Inshore/neritic
MFB-471
MFB-475
MFB-534
MFB-666
Inshore/estuarine
Inshore/estuarine
Inshore/estuarine
Inshore/estuarine
SEP-15
SEP-16
SEP-32
Inshore/estuarine
SEP-8
Inshore/estuarine
Inshore/estuarine
SEP-6
SEP -13
Inshore/estuarine
SEP-5
SEP-12
Inshore/estuarine
SEP-4
Inshore/estuarine
Inshore/estuarine
SEP-1
SEP-11
Inshore/estuarine
SEP-005
Inshore/estuarine
Inshore/estuarine
SEP-004
Inshore/estuarine
Inshore/estuarine
SEP-003
SEP-10
Inshore/estuarine
MZUSP-25611
SEP-9
Inshore/estuarine
BB-154
Sotalia guianensis
Inshore/neritic
Inshore/neritic
MFB-415
Inshore/neritic
Inshore/neritic
MFB-256
MFB-467
Inshore/neritic
MFB-223
MFB-461
Inshore/neritic
KOS-352
8/11/05
21/3/07
26/3/07
9/2/07
1/6/06
1/6/06
6/6/06
1/6/06
6/6/06
30/4/06
30/4/06
13/12/05
7/11/06
8/9/05
18/9/05
7/6/05
29/8/87
23/7/95
28/6/94
27/5/94
19/1/94
16/1/94
15/1/94
8/12/93
27/11/93
4/8/93
27/5/93
14/7/94
Sepetiba Bay, BR
Sepetiba Bay, BR
Sepetiba Bay, BR
Sepetiba Bay, BR
Sepetiba Bay, BR
Sepetiba Bay, BR
Sepetiba Bay, BR
Sepetiba Bay, BR
Sepetiba Bay, BR
Sepetiba Bay, BR
Sepetiba Bay, BR
Sepetiba Bay, BR
Sepetiba Bay, BR
Sepetiba Bay, BR
Sepetiba Bay, BR
Sepetiba Bay, BR
Rio de Janeiro, BR
Rio de Janeiro, BR
Central Peru
Central Peru
Central Peru
Central Peru
Central Peru
Central Peru
Central Peru
Central Peru
Central Peru
Central Peru
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
F
Unk
Unk
Unk
F
M
F
M
M
M
F
M
F
M
M
M
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
Unk
195
179
158
172.5
176
176.2
169
173.5
137
146
159.6
161
Mat
Mat
Mat
Mat
Mat
Mat
Mat
Mat
Mat
Mat
Mat
Mat
Imm
Mat
Mat
Mat
Mat
Mat
Unk
Mat
Mat
Mat
Mat
Mat
Imm
Imm
Imm
Unk
continued
continued
Profound healed wound with nylon twines in front of dorsal fin
Dorsal fin half severed, semi-circular, large, healing wound on back (shark) Dorsal fin partially amputated
Fishing gear attached in a wound on back, before dorsal fin
Deformed dorsal fin
Remain of nylon twines at the anterior insertion of dorsal fin
Deep net marks on back behind head
Scar on lower jaw
Deep net mark on back (skin intact)
Healed wound with nylon twines in front of dorsal fin, cut on tailstock Large healed wound at the leading edge of dorsal fin
Lacerated skin lesions and traumata on the beak, with associated nylon twines. Deep incisive wound at the anterior insertion of dorsal fin
Deformed dorsal fin
Deformed dorsal fin
Lacerated skin lesions on rostrum as well as traumata affecting the maxillaries, pre-maxillaries and mandibles Traumas affecting the maxillaries and mandibles, caused by nylon twines Deformed dorsal fin
Long scars between flippers and on left flank
One big healing wound at the insertion of left flipper, a second at the mouth gape and a third at the insertion of dorsal fin Deformed dorsal fin
Scar at insertion of dorsal fin
Linear scars on body
Scar on dorsal fin
One scar on flipper.
Four parallel linear scars on left side separated by about 5660 mm, another small one at the level of the left flipper joint One old scar on the left side of maxillary
Scars on the dorsal fin and dorsal side of tailstock
PRELIMINARY OVERVIEW OF SKIN AND SKELETAL DISEASES AND TRAUMATA IN SMALL CETACEANS FROM SOUTH AMERICAN WATERS 27