Anatomy of Dolphins Insights Into Body Structure and Function

Dolphin Anatomy: Structure and Function

Written by Bruno Cozzi, Stefan Huggenberger, and their co-author, this detailed and fully illustrated reference explores the anatomy, morphology, and physiological functions of dolphins. Covering several delphinid species and related cetaceans, including porpoises, it combines anatomical descriptions with functional insights. Rich illustrations, photographs, and tables make it a valuable resource for marine biology, veterinary medicine, marine mammal research, and education.

Key Features:

• Provides a detailed overview of dolphin anatomy and morphology
• Explains the relationship between body structure and physiological function
• Covers multiple dolphin species and selected related cetaceans
• Includes information on dolphin-like genera, such as harbor porpoises
• Features high-quality colour illustrations, drawings, and photographs
• Uses microphotographs and tables to support anatomical descriptions
• Combines descriptive anatomy with functional and comparative insights
• Brings together research from diverse scientific publications
• Supports education and training in marine biology and veterinary medicine
• Serves as a reference for marine mammal researchers, students, and professionals