tornillo photos on Flickr

spinner dolphin, long-snouted spinner dolphin, longsnout, rollover, small- headed dolphin, Java Sea dolphin, Bengal dolphin, Ceylon Dolphin, red-bellied dolphin, spinning porpoise

Recent genetic work suggests that the genus Stenella is paraphyletic, and it is likely that the Delphininae will be restructured in coming years (LeDuc et al. 1999). Some species, including the Spinner Dolphin, may move to different genera. Four subspecies of Spinner Dolphins are currently recognized: S. l. longirostris (Gray’s spinner), S. l. orientalis (eastern spinner), S. l. centroamericana (Central American Spinner) and S. l. roseiventris (Dwarf Spinner) (Perrin 2002). Smaller individuals in Arabian waters (in both the Red Sea and Persian Gulf) may represent an undescribed subspecies (Van Waerebeek et al. 1999).

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proyecto Kostradamus United Fest 30-09-11 (34) by Metalcry

Fotos de José Esteban Egurrola para www.metalcry.com

United Fest 2011 - Sala Fábrica de Tornillos, Miranda de Ebro

Tornillo by Sergio Sierra

tornillos by d.bejarano

1

Mark Tornillo (Accept) by Pedro Mello

Tornillos acero Potencia by mingorb

comentario : el problema con los sentimientos es que tienden a reaparecer cuando menos los esperas by matias. pietra.

6

titulo : tornillo.

Mark Tornillo - Accept - See Rock Festival 2015 by Alexander Bagli

Mark Tornillo - Accept - See Rock Festival 2015- Schwarzl Freizeitzentrum (Styria, Austria)

TORNILLOS by Jesús María Úriz

Tornillos para utilizar en el montaje de una cabina electoral.

Stenella longirostris by sharksfin

spinner dolphin

Ostpazifischer Delfin, Spinnerdelfin

Estenela giradora, delfín tornillo

Dauphin à long bec

spinner dolphin, long-snouted spinner dolphin, longsnout, rollover, small- headed dolphin, Java Sea dolphin, Bengal dolphin, Ceylon Dolphin, red-bellied dolphin, spinning porpoise

Recent genetic work suggests that the genus Stenella is paraphyletic, and it is likely that the Delphininae will be restructured in coming years (LeDuc et al. 1999). Some species, including the Spinner Dolphin, may move to different genera. Four subspecies of Spinner Dolphins are currently recognized: S. l. longirostris (Gray’s spinner), S. l. orientalis (eastern spinner), S. l. centroamericana (Central American Spinner) and S. l. roseiventris (Dwarf Spinner) (Perrin 2002). Smaller individuals in Arabian waters (in both the Red Sea and Persian Gulf) may represent an undescribed subspecies (Van Waerebeek et al. 1999).

www.iucnredlist.org/details/20733/0

Panama at night by Mario Galan