We have recently necropsied a dolphin that had a porcupinefish stuck in
its mouth and I am looking for a reference for, report of, or anecdotal
information regarding small odontocetes consuming puffer-type fish e.g
porcupine fish, globe fish etc, particularly from the families
diodontidae  and tetradontidae. Apparently there is a reference to
killer whale and dolphin predation in the book "Encylopedia of fishes"
by Paxton etal. but I have been unable to access this book. Other
references I have found are unclear if it is dolphins or dolphinfish.
I would appreciate the list ' s help if you have any information .
Thanks
Sue 
 
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Sue Gibbs,  BSc, MEnvS
PhD Candidate
Marine Mammal Research Group
Macquarie University
Sydney, Australia
 
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