Injuries in Aruban cetaceans.

<p>Injuries include: (a) cut-like indentation and indentation injuries on the peduncle of an Atlantic spotted dolphin, (b) curvilinear incised scar, from left to right across its peduncle and extending to its left flank in an Atlantic spotted dolphin, (c) opposing cuts in the dorsal fin of an Atlantic spotted dolphin, (d) cookie cutter shark wound on the right flipper of an Atlantic spotted dolphin, (e) indentation marks on the dorsal fin of a bottlenose dolphin, (f) Scar of a healed shark-inflicted wound on the anterior peduncle of a bottlenose dolphin, (g) non-linear severed dorsal fin of a bottlenose dolphin, (h) oval shaped cuts in the trailing edge of a bottlenose dolphin, (i) parallel cuts behind the dorsal fin of a false killer whale, (j) linear severed dorsal fin with scar material (white) on either side of the missing fin of a false killer whale), (k) partial collapse of the dorsal fin of a false killer whale, (l) straight, deep vertical incisive scar on top of the dorsal fin of a false killer whale.