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• "Tursiops truncatus " has a bigger brain than humans.
• Flipper and other performing dolphins are Atlantic bottle-nosed dolphins, Tursiops truncata.
• However, the dolphins that have attained the common name bottlenose dolphin belong in the genus " Tursiops ".
• Sightings of Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin ( " Tursiops aduncus " ) have been confirmed in the lagoon.
• Sightings of Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin ( " Tursiops aduncus " ) have been confirmed in the Conservation Area.
• The only regular species of cetaceans found in the northern Adriatic sea is the bottlenose dolphin ( " Tursiops truncatus " ).
• In captivity, the long-beaked common dolphin has hybridized with the common bottlenose dolphin ( " Tursiops truncatus " ).
• The common dolphin " Delphinus delphis " and the bottlenose dolphin " Tursiops truncates " have both been recorded in the area.
• One South African study reported that 0.2 % of the sharks examined had preyed upon bottlenose dolphins ( " Tursiops truncatus " ).
• While Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin ( " Tursiops aduncus " ) have been captured for live export, their teeth are not considered to have any value.
• The bottlenose dolphin ( " Tursiops truncates " ) can also be seen jumping, swimming, and playing along the all nine miles of beaches on the island.
• There was much controversy in July 2003, when 28 Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins ( Tursiops trancatus aduncus ) were exported to Parque Nizuc, a water park in Cancun.
• He, along with physicist Bob Floyd and biologists Earl Murchison and Ralph Penner [ " Measurement of echolocation signals of the Atlantic bottlenose dolphin, " Tursiops truncatus"
• The Irrawaddy dolphin ( " Orcaella brevirostris " ) and the bottlenose dolphin ( " Tursiops truncatus " ) are occasionally sighted in the coastal seas off the park.
• It is defined as a crown group, including all species that are descendants of the most recent common ancestor of " Hippopotamus amphibius " and " Tursiops truncatus ".
• Only two species of dolphin, the Indo-Pacific humpback ( Sousa chinensis ) and the Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin ( Tursiops aduncus ) are thought to be common residents of the Gulf.
• Based on a 2014 study, the population of Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins ( " Tursiops " sp . ) around Shark Bay of Western Australia can be divided into spongers and nonspongers.
• While Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin ( " Tursiops aduncus " ) have been captured for live export, the Bottlenose Dolphin is not hunted as the teeth are not considered to have any value.
• Rich LeDuc has published data that suggest the Atlantic spotted dolphin may be more closely related to bottlenose dolphin ( genus " Tursiops " ) than to other members of the genus " Stenella ".
• The most common cetacean species to move through the waters of the greater Hans Lollik area include bottlenose dolphins ( "'Tursiops truncatus " ) and humpback whales ( " Megaptera novaeangliae " ).