2010-07-122024-05-14https://scholars.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/123456789/657144摘要：中華白海豚(Sousa chinensis)棲息於台灣的西部沿岸淺水海域，而該海域同時也緊鄰人類高度開發的工業區，因此他們面臨著相當大的人為生存壓力。在東台灣海峽的中華白海豚族群，由於族群數量稀少，因此被世界自然保育聯盟(IUCN)公告為「瀕危物種」(Critically Endangered)。 為了增進大眾對中華白海豚的了解，且為喚起大眾對鯨豚的保育意識，我們將利用今年五月在金門擱淺的中華白海豚，解剖完後經剃肉、去脂、漂白等程序後，組裝製作成鯨豚骨骼標本乙副，未來提供展覽以達教育大眾之目的。<br> Abstract: Indo-pacific humpback dolphins (Sousa chinensis) live in shallow coastal waters adjacent to intensely developed human habitats, and as such have been exposed to tremendous anthropogenic pressures. The Eastern Taiwan Strait population is listed as “Critically Endangered” by the IUCN on account of its extreme low population size. In order to enhance public knowledge of this species and promote cetacean conservation, we will prepare a skeleton specimen of one dead Indo-pacific dolphin stranded in Kinmen Island in May 2010. The carcass will be dissected after the measurements of its external morphology are taken. After its flesh is removed, the bones will be boiled, bleached, and eventually assembled into a full skeleton for future exhibition use.中華白海豚骨骼標本Indo-Pacific dolphinSousa chinensisspecimen