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University of California, Santa Cruz · The Chinese river dolphin, or baiji (Lipo,'es vexil/ifer), is suffering a chronic and possibly Irreversible decline largely due to human use

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Page 1: University of California, Santa Cruz · The Chinese river dolphin, or baiji (Lipo,'es vexil/ifer), is suffering a chronic and possibly Irreversible decline largely due to human use
Page 2: University of California, Santa Cruz · The Chinese river dolphin, or baiji (Lipo,'es vexil/ifer), is suffering a chronic and possibly Irreversible decline largely due to human use
Page 3: University of California, Santa Cruz · The Chinese river dolphin, or baiji (Lipo,'es vexil/ifer), is suffering a chronic and possibly Irreversible decline largely due to human use
Page 4: University of California, Santa Cruz · The Chinese river dolphin, or baiji (Lipo,'es vexil/ifer), is suffering a chronic and possibly Irreversible decline largely due to human use
Page 5: University of California, Santa Cruz · The Chinese river dolphin, or baiji (Lipo,'es vexil/ifer), is suffering a chronic and possibly Irreversible decline largely due to human use
Page 6: University of California, Santa Cruz · The Chinese river dolphin, or baiji (Lipo,'es vexil/ifer), is suffering a chronic and possibly Irreversible decline largely due to human use