Age composition is an important population parameter for understanding and managing
endangered species. There are very few studies involving cetaceans in estimating the age …

Inherent difficulties in determining the sex of free-ranging, sexually monomorphic species
often prevents a sex-specific focus on estimating abundance, movement patterns and …

The paucity of information on the recently described Australian humpback dolphin Sousa
sahulensis has hindered assessment of its conservation status. Here, we applied capture …

Obtaining morphometric data on free-ranging marine megafauna is difficult, as traditional
methods rely on post-mortem or live-capture techniques. We linked stereo-laser …

Climate‐driven species redistribution is pervasive and accelerating, yet the complex
mechanisms at play remain poorly understood. The implications of large‐scale species …

Understanding individual interactions within a community or population provides valuable
insight into its social system, ecology, and, ultimately, resilience against external stimuli …

Understanding reproductive output and success is integral to the conservation and
management of threatened species and populations. Little is known about the reproductive …

Adults of many free‐ranging delphinid species cannot be reliably sexed at sea. Sexually
mature, known‐sex adult short‐finned pilot, pygmy killer, melon‐headed, and false killer …

Tooth rake marks are usually used as an indicator of received aggression in odontocetes
whose social interactions are difficult to observe directly. Photographic data from five …

Understanding the social organization of coastal dolphins, particularly those that reside
adjacent to major cities and urbanized regions, is important for understanding the …