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  1. mexico.inaturalist.org › taxa › 41545-steno-bredanensisDelfín de dientes rugosos (Steno bredanensis) · iNaturalist...

    El delfín de hocico estrecho o de dientes rugosos (Steno bredanensis) es una especie de cetáceo odontoceto de la familia Delphinidae, la única del género Steno. Steno viene del griego 'reducir', refiriéndose al hocico corto de la especie.

  2. animalia.bio › fr › rough-toothed-dolphinSteno bredanensis - Faits, Alimentation, Habitat & Photos ... -...

    Faits de base sur Steno bredanensis : durée de vie, distribution et carte de l'habitat, mode de vie et comportement social, habitudes d'accouplement, régime alimentaire et nutrition, taille et statut de la population.

  3. www.miteco.gob.es › content › damSteno bredanensis * 8378 (Lesson, 1828) - Ministerio para la ...

    Steno bredanensis *. (EUNIS - V. 2006) 8378 (Lesson, 1828) Muy difíciles de seguir, se cree que son grandes buceadores, capaces de permanecer sumergidos hasta 15 minutos seguidos. Los delfines de hocico estrecho varan en masa ocasionalmente. Prácticamente no se sabe nada sobre la reproducción de esta especie.

  4. www.marinemammals.in › mmi › cetaceaSteno bredanensis | Marine Mammal

    Steno bredanensis. Other Common Name: Long-beaked Dolphin. General Description: Rough-toothed dolphins are slender with the forehead and the sides of the head sloping smoothly on to a long and slender beak, making the entire body in front of the flippers appear very long and nearly conical.

  5. sanctuaire-agoa.fr › editorial › rough-toothed-dolphinRough-toothed Dolphin |Sanctuaire pour les mammifères marins Agoa

    Sténo rostré (Steno bredanensis) rencontré au large de Saint-François en Guadeloupe. Franck Mazéas. Event fermé de Sténo (Steno bredanensis). Laurent Bouveret / OMMAG. Event fermé de Sténo (Steno bredanensis). Laurent Bouveret / OMMAG. Précédent Suivant. Morphological characteristics for distinction at sea.

  6. www.sealifebase.ca › summary › Steno-bredanensisSteno bredanensis, Rough-toothed dolphin : fisheries, bait

    Dolphins are directly caught for use as shark-bait in Sta. Ana and Aparri, Philippines (Ref. 77119 ). Inhabits deep oceanic waters (Ref. 1394 ). Often in groups of 10 to 20 individuals (Ref. 801 ). Feeds in deep waters (Ref. 122680 ). Feeds on cephalopods and fish like mahi mahi (Ref. 1394 ).

  7. www.marinemammals.in › mmi › identification-guideSteno bredanensis | Marine Mammal

    Steno bredanensis Other Common Name: Long-beaked Dolphin General Description: The Rough-toothed Dolphin is a slender dolphin and has a forehead and the sides of the head sloping smoothly on to a long and slender beak, making the entire body in front of the flippers appear very long and nearly conical.