This study represents the first attempt to study the population dynamics of Guiana dolphins
(Sotalia guianensis), by evaluating a set of demographic parameters. The population of the …

Human Ecology studies have shown the importance of the local knowledge that fishery
communities have for providing information on the relationship between fishery and …

The Sotalia guianensis dolphin occurs in the western Atlantic Ocean, from the south of Brazil
to Central America. It is a coastal species, much susceptible to human impacts, as …

The spatial distribution and the use of the habitat by the estuarine dolphin in the Estuarine
Lagunar Complex of Cananéia were studied between August 2009 and June 2010. The …

This study investigated the potential conflicts between artisanal fishermen and the estuarine
dolphin (Sotalia guianensis), based on the experience of fishermen living in the states of …

Surveys were carried out between December 2004 and March 2006 on board tourism
schooners to detect possible impacts due to tourist activities on estuarine dolphins (Sotalia …

Waterborne, food-borne and sewage-borne pathogens are a major global concern, with the
annual recurrence, most notably during the summer, of outbreaks of gastroenteritis of …

This study investigated the population viability of Sotalia guianensis in the Cananéia
Estuarine-Lagoon Complex, considering current and potential future scenarios. Simulations …

The traditional knowledge of artisanal fishers is an important tool for the conservation of
cetaceans, since these actors, due to the constant contact with these animals, are able to …

This study used models to assess how the type of prey caught by artisanal fishermen
influenced the occurrence of Guiana dolphins (Sotalia guianensis) in the region of the …