Dear colleagues,

We are conducting a study on the incidence of rostrum abnormalities (both
wounds and potentially congenital anomalies) in Indian Ocean humpback
dolphins (*Sousa plumbea*) from South Africa. The high number of cases
raised our concern for this critically endangered species.

Currently – the evidence is suggesting the abnormalities are from natural
behaviours not human activities and we are interested to find out if this
could potentially be a shared feature within *Sousa *species/populations (or
even other dolphin species).

 If you have been working with any *Sousa *populations and may have any
recorded cases like the described above we would be very interested to talk
about it. Please, drop me a line through [email protected] if
interested.

Best,

Gui
-- 
*Guilherme Frainer*, PhD

Postdoctoral Fellow
Department of Statistical Sciences, University of Cape Town
&
Research Fellow
School for Data Science and Computational Thinking, Stellenbosch University
&
Sea Search Research and Conservation
www.seasearch.co.za

+55 51 995518648 (BRA)
+27 068 3330404 (RSA)

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<https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5527-9219> - Scholar
<https://scholar.google.com.br/citations?user=qbVW_uUAAAAJ&hl=pt-BR>
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