Titlebook: Ethology and Behavioral Ecology of Odontocetes; Bernd Würsig Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Aquatic Mammals.Diving Behavior

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Sperm Whale: The Largest Toothed Creature on Earthof extremes. The world’s largest biological sonar operated by the largest brain on Earth shapes much of sperm whales’ lives as efficient predators, exploiting massive biological resources at great depths. They are nomads with home ranges spanning thousands of kilometers horizontally and more than a

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Pilot Whales: Delphinid Matriarchies in Deep Seasng-finned pilot whales have an anti-tropical distribution in separated northern and southern hemisphere groupings, with the North Pacific group extinct, while short-finned pilot whales occur in all tropical oceans. These two species exhibit different life history patterns, with long-finned pilot wha

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The Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin (,). However, the smaller, typically shallow water . has been closely scrutinized in Australian and Japanese waters. As a result, there now exists a robust body of information spanning all three of Hinde’s levels of social analysis—interactions, relationships, and social structure—that may be unmatched

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Spinner Dolphins of Islands and Atollstions are closely tied to island resources, relying on enhanced aggregations of mesopelagic prey and nearshore habitats to conduct a highly stereotyped daily behavioral cycle. To exploit these resources, spinner dolphins have adapted their social structure, foraging ecology, reproductive patterns, p

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Siemens in der Volksrepublik China,haviors, polyestry, multiple mating, and modified genitalia. Species-specific examples of mating tactics are reviewed, as are potential costs and benefits, to better understand the fitness trade-offs associated with odontocete sociosexual relationships.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-93250-1 of species at multiple sites, information from new populations and species highlights the flexibility and vulnerability of odontocete societies in close proximity to humans and the need for robust conservation and management plans that account for social and cultural processes.

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Johann Christian Reil 1759–1813 of delphinid mating systems, communication, and individual differences in foraging tactics within populations. Here, we focus on behavioral research at two primary sites, Shark Bay in Australia and Mikura Island in Japan, with additional observations of importance from other locales in each region.