File:Dauphins en mer d'Alboran (Méditerranée) (Ifremer 00817-92917 - 53671).jpg

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These dolphins were photographed in the Alboran Sea, during the Albacore campaign.

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Ces dauphins ont été photographiés en mer d'Alboran, à l'occasion de la campagne Albacore. Ils appartiennent probablement à l'espèce du Grand dauphin (Tursiops truncatus) mesurant en moyenne 3 m de long et se déplaçant le plus souvent par groupe de 25 et parfois jusqu'à la centaine d'individus.

La mer d'Alboran se trouve être une des zones les plus actives sur le plan tectonique et sédimentaire, entre l'Espagne et le Maroc. L'objectif de la mission Albacore, au cours de laquelle a été prise l'image, fut d'acquérir des données de carottage sur différents systèmes sédimentaires et zones de tectoniques actives, afin de réaliser une étude intégrée des interactions entre les systèmes sédimentaires, l’activité tectonique pliocène-quaternaire et les variations du niveau marin.

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These dolphins were photographed in the Alboran Sea, during the Albacore campaign. They probably belong to the species of Bottlenose dolphin ( Tursiops truncatus ) measuring on average 3 m long and moving most often in groups of 25 and sometimes up to a hundred individuals.

The Alboran Sea is one of the most active areas in terms of tectonics and sediments, between Spain and Morocco. The objective of the Albacore mission, during which the image was taken, was to acquire core data on different sedimentary systems and active tectonic zones, in order to carry out an integrated study of the interactions between sedimentary systems, Pliocene-Quaternary tectonic activity and sea level variations.
Date 11 November 2021 (upload date)
Source Dauphins en mer d'Alboran (Méditerranée)
Author Yevgeniya Korniyenko-Sheremet (Université Côte d'Azur, Laboratoire Géoazur)
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N: 44.333473°N
W: 8.07495°W E: 8.184816°E
S: 35.023021°N
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Biodiversity; Dolphins

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