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  2. Snubfin Dolphin

Snubfin Dolphin



Common name: Irrawaddy Dolphin; Snubfin Dolphin
Scientific name: Orcaella brevirostris
Distribution: South and Southeast Asia, Australia
CITES listing: Appendix I (12/01/05)
Photo: © Department of Fishery of Thailand

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