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  • Report: 5th Meeting of the International Committee for the Recovery of the Vaquita (CIRVA) (pdf, 2.21 MB)

    July 08, 2014

    Despite all efforts made to date, the most recent acoustic data show the vaquita population to be declining at 18.5% per year. The best estimate of current abundance is 97 vaquitas of which fewer than 25 are likely to be reproductively mature females.

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