Sentence examples for dolphin of from inspiring English sources

River dolphins have long beaks and rounded foreheads, distinguishing them from more familiar-looking dolphins such as the bottlenose dolphin of the family Delphinidae.

The others are the La Plata river dolphin of southern South America, the Ganges and Indus river dolphins in India and Pakistan, and the pink Amazon river dolphin, or boto, in Brazil.

In mammal terms that means the baiji – or Yangtze river dolphin of China – which has been driven to the brink, or possibly over it, by the pollution the Yangtse has had to accommodate during China's industrialisation.

Here are some excerpts from Mr. DiGiovanni's interview: On the risk to the dolphin of injury during capture: The capture process is very stressful to the animal, Mr. DiGiovanni said, and even seriously injured marine mammals will naturally try to escape.

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The skull of a dusky dolphin has a longer and narrower rostrum than that of an hourglass dolphin or Peale's dolphin of similar age and size.

New England (14-0) is battling the Dolphins of the past more than the Dolphins of the present.

And the Dolphins of the present need to think about the Dolphins of the future.

Some small cetaceans are distributed in major river systems, particularly river dolphins of the family Platanistidae.

Roberts points to the bottlenose dolphins of Sarasota Bay, Florida, as typical victims.

The Miami Dolphins of 1972 remain the only team to go 14-0.