THE DELPHINIDES SMALL

 DOLPHIN OF HECTOR

Cephalorhynchus hectori : 1,20 - 1,40 m; 40 in 50 kg; throat(breast) and stomach whites, very rounded off dorsal fin, no beak.

 Coasts ; New Zealand.

 Food : Shellfishes, small fishes, cephalopods, mollusks.

DOLPHIN OF COMMERSON

Cephalorhynchus commersonii : 1,70 m maxi; 45 in 60 kg; wide white band(strip), fins round off.

 Coasts ; Argentina, Chile, Tierra del Fuego, islands Falkland, Kerguelen.

 Food : Krill, crabs, small fishes (sardines, anchovy), cephalopods.

DAUPHİN OF HEAVİSİDE

Cephalorhynchus heavisidii : white spot ventrale including on sides, triangular dorsal fin.

 Coasts: the West of South Africa.

 Food: fishes, cephalopods.

CEPHALORHYNQUE NOİR

Cephalorhynchus eutropia: 1,60 m; 50kg; white spot was limited to the stomach, the fins round off.

 Coasts: Chile.

 Food: unknown.

SOUTHERN LİSSODELPHIS

Lissodelphis peronii: 2,30 - 3 m; black; head, stomach, sides and ventrales fins white, no dorsal fin.

Moderate and circumpolar waters; southern hemisphere.

 Food: especially cephalopods, fishes (she-mule)

BOREAL LISSODELPHİS

Lissodelphis borealis: 2,30 - 3 m; black, some white spots (stomach and throat(breast)), no dorsal fin.

Moderate and circumpolar waters; hemisphere the North.

 Food: cephalopods, fishes.

COMMON DAUPHİN

Delphinus delphis: 1,70 - 2,40 m; 75 in 85 kg; lateral line and black back, chamoised sides, clear stomach.

Waters over 200 m; cosmopolitan, except polar seas.

 Food: fishes (anchovy, smelt, sardine), cephalopods.

SPECKLED DAUPHİN

Stenella attenuata: 2,20 - 2,50 m; dark gray back, more clear white sides, stomach and end of the rostrum; small spots on all the body.

Tropical and subtropical moderate waters.

 Food: fishes, cephalopods.

BLUE AND WHITE DAUPHİN

Stenella caeruleoalba: 2,70 m; bluish grey back, light gray sides, white stomach, black lateral line of the eye in the anus.

Moderate tropical waters.

 Food: small fishes, shrimps, cephalopods.

DAUPHİN HAS LONG NOSE

Stenella longirostris: 1,80 - 2,10 m; black back, dark gray sides, more clear stomach, triangular dorsal fin.

Tropical and subtropical waters; the Atlantic Ocean, Indian, peaceful Ocean.

 Food: long and narrow fishes (eel), cephalopods.

DAUPHİN CLYMEDE

Stenella clymene: 1,80 - 2,10 m; even colour as longirostris S., shorter beak, falciformes fins.

The tropical and subtropical Atlantic Ocean.

  Food: fishes, cephalopods.

LAGENORHYNQUE Á WHITE BEAK

Lagenorhynchus albirostris: 3,10 m maxi; black, short white beak and stomach, grey zones (sides behind and under the dorsal fin).

 Cold waters; the Atlantic Ocean the North.

Food: cephalopods, shellfishes, fishes (cod, herring, smelt.

LAGENORHYNQUE Á SIDES WHITE WITH THE ATLANTIC OCEAN

Lagenorhynchus acutus: 2,70 m maxi; short grey-black beak, yellowish or beige spot at the back of the body, the clear sides.

 Cold waters; the north Atlantic Ocean.

 Food: cephalopods, shrimps, herring, and the other fishes.

DAUPHİN Á SIDES WHITE WITH the PACİFİQUE

Lagenorhynchus obliquidens: 2,30 m; 150kg; short black beak, two-coloured dorsal fin, backs and dark gray sides with wide clearer spots.

Cold and moderate waters; the north Pacific.

 Food: fishes, cephalopods.

DAUPHİN OF DUSKY

Lagenorhynchus obscurus: 1,50 - 1,70 m; very short black beak, two-coloured dorsal fin, grey sides with a big clear spot situated at the back of the body.

 Coastal waters; cold and moderate waters of the southern hemisphere, the circumpolar distribution.

 Food: anchovies, cephalopods.

DAUPHİN OF HOURGLASS

Lagenorhynchus cruciger: 1,50 - 1,80 m; two-coloured; short black beak; spot at the back of the eye, the stomach and the white sides.

 Cold waters; Antarctica.

 Food: unknown.

DAUPHİN OF PEALE

Lagenorhynchus australis: 2,30 m maxi; head, beak, throat(breast) and stomach whites, silvery sides, clearer spots at the back of the eye and near the tail.

 Coasts: cold waters; South America, islands Falkland.

 Food: cephalopods, fishes.

DAUPHİN OF FRAZER

Lagenodelphis hosei: 2,30 - 2,70 m; 160 in 210 kg; beak runs ( roams ), small purposes, to triangular, wide ridges black of the eye bandage in the anus.

Tropical toilets.

 Food: cephalopods, shellfishes, fishes.

GRAMPUS, OR DAUPHİN OF RISSO

Crampus griseus: 3,60 - 4 m; grey body covered with numerous scars, rounded off head, no beak, black fins.

Warm tropical and moderate waters.

 Food: cephalopods, sometimes fishes.

SHORTHAND, OR DAUPHİN Á NARROW BEAK

Steno bredamensis: 2,30 - 2,80 m; prehistoric aspect, narrow beak, lengthened(stretched out) head, small yellowish spots on sides.

Warm tropical and moderate waters.

 Food: octopuses, squids, fishes.

DAUPHİN OF THE IRRAWADDY

Orcaella brevirostris: 2 - 2,50 m; grey-blue, spherical head, no beak, fins flattened in spatula, dorsal fin very behind.

 Coasts and estuaries: tropical Indo-Pacifique.

  Food: fishes, sometimes shellfishes.

DOLPHIN(DAUPHIN) OF ELECTRE

Peponocephale electra: 2,50 - 2,70 m; round head almost without beak, long and narrow fins, black back, white spots:gorge, lips and around the anus.

 Coasts and open sea: tropical and subtropical waters.

 Food: cephalopods, small fishes.

KILLER WHALE PYGMY

Feresa attenuata: 2,20 - 2,70 m; round head without beak sinks, lips and stains ventrale whites.

Tropical and subtropical waters.

 Food: fishes, cephalopods.

TUCUX İ

Sotalia fluviatilis: 1,40 - 1,90 m; 36 à45 kg; grey, more clear stomach, pronounced beak, small triangular dorsal fin.

 Coasts and rivers; South America between Brazil and Panama.

Food: fishes, shrimps, crabs, mollusks.

DAUPHİN Á BUMP OF THE INDO-PACİFİQUE

Sousa chinensis: 2 - 2,80 m; 285 kg; more or less bored grey, dorsal fin in the form of bump on the base.

 Coasts; Indonesia.

 Food: fishes (mule, clupéidés).

DAUPHİN Á BUMP OF THE ATLANTİQUE

Sousa teuszii: similar to chinesis S..

 Coasts; western Africa.

 Food: fishes.