list of cetaceans

|colspan="100%" align="center" bgcolor="#BBBBFF"|Genus Balaena Linnaeus, 1758 – one species

|Balaena mysticetus
Linnaeus, 1758

|{{IUCN status|LC|2467|1}}

|10,000

|File:Cetacea range map Bowhead Whale.png

|File:Bowhead whale size.svg
{{cvt|60|MT|ST}}

|File:A bowhead whale breaches off the coast of western Sea of Okhotsk by Olga Shpak, Marine Mammal Council, IEE RAS.jpg

|Eubalaena glacialis
Müller, 1776

|{{IUCN status|CR|41712|1}}

|350

|File:Eubalaena glacialis range map.png

|File:Right whale size.svg
{{cvt|40|–|80|MT|ST}}

|File:Anim1750 - Flickr - NOAA Photo Library.jpg

|Eubalaena japonica
Lacépède, 1818

|{{IUCN status|EN|41711|1}}

|404–2,108{{cite report|last1=Miyashita|first1=T|last2=Kato|first2=H|year=1998|title=Recent data on the status of right whales in the NW Pacific Ocean|website=International Whaling Commission|location=Cambridge, UK}}

|File:Eubalaena japonica range map.png

|File:Right whale size.svg
{{cvt|60|–|80|MT|ST}}

|File:NoPacificRightWhale Pitman 1.jpg

|Eubalaena australis
Desmoulins, 1822

|{{IUCN status|LC|8153|1}}

|13,600{{Cite web|title=Migratory secrets of recovering whale species|url=https://www.bas.ac.uk/media-post/migratory-secrets-of-recovering-whale-species/|website=British Antarctic Survey}}

|File:Cetacea range map Southern Right Whale.png

|File:Right whale size.svg
{{cvt|40|–|80|MT|ST}}

|File:Southern right whale.jpg

|colspan="100%" align="center" style="background-color:lightblue;"|Subfamily Balaenopteridae – one genus, nine species

|Balaenoptera musculus
Linnaeus, 1758

|{{IUCN status|EN|2477|1}}

|5,000–15,000

|File:Cetacea range map Blue Whale.PNG

|File:Blue whale size.svg
{{cvt|50

|File:Anim1754 - Flickr - NOAA Photo Library.jpg

|Balaenoptera brydei
Olsen, 1913

|{{IUCN status|LC|2476|1}}

|90,000–100,000

|File:Balaenoptera brydei range.png

|File:Bryde's whale size.svg
{{cvt|14|–|30|MT|ST}}

|File:Brydeswhale sophiewebb-swfsc-star2006.jpg

|Balaenoptera edeni
Anderson, 1879

|{{IUCN status|LC|2476|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Balaenoptera brydei2 range.png

|Unknown

|File:Rorcual Edeni.jpg

|Balaenoptera acutorostrata
Lacépède, 1804

|{{IUCN status|LC|2474|1}}

|200,000

|File:Cetacea range map Minke Whale.png

|File:Minke whale size.svg
{{cvt|2

|File:Minke Whale (NOAA).jpg

|Balaenoptera ricei

Rosel et al., 2021

|{{IUCN status|CR|41712|1}}

|30–100

|File:Balaenoptera ricei range.svg

|150px
~{{cvt|13.9|MT|ST}}

|File:GoM Bryde's Whale.jpg

|Balaenoptera physalus
Linnaeus, 1758

|{{IUCN status|VU|2478|1}}

|100,000

|File:Balaenoptera physalus - distribution range.svg

|File:Fin whale size.svg
{{cvt|30|–|80|MT|ST}}

|File:LMazzuca Fin Whale.jpg

|Balaenoptera omurai
Wada et al., 2003

|{{IUCN status|DD|136623|1}}

|Unknown

|Unknown

|Unknown

|File:Balaenoptera omurai, Madagascar - Royal Society Open Science 1.jpg

|Balaenoptera borealis
Lesson, 1828

|{{IUCN status|EN|2475|1}}

|80,000{{Cite web|title=Sei Whale|url=https://oceanwide-expeditions.com/to-do/wildlife/sei-whale|access-date=2021-10-11|website=oceanwide-expeditions.com|language=en}}

|File:Cetacea range map Sei Whale.PNG

|File:Sei whale size.svg
{{cvt|20|–|25|MT|ST}}

|File:Sei whale mother and calf Christin Khan NOAA.jpg

|Balaenoptera bonaerensis
Burmeister, 1867

|{{IUCN status|NT|2480|1}}

|515,000International Whaling Commission. (2013). "Report of the Scientific Committee". Journal of Cetacean Research and Management 14 (Supplement): 1–86.

|File:Cetacea range map Antarctic Minke Whale.png

|File:Minke whale size.svg
{{cvt|6

|File:Minke whale in ross sea.jpg

|Megaptera novaeangliae
Borowski, 1781

|{{IUCN status|LC|13006|1}}

|84,000

|File:Cetacea range map Humpback Whale.png

|File:Humpback whale size.svg
{{cvt|25|–|30|MT|ST}}

|File:Humpback Whale underwater shot.jpg

|Eschrichtius robustus
Lilljeborg, 1861

|{{IUCN status|LC|8097|1}}

|21,000{{cite journal |last1=Stewart |first1=Joshua D. |last2=Weller |first2=David W. |title=ABUNDANCE OF EASTERN NORTH PACIFIC GRAY WHALES 2019/2020 |journal=NOAA Technical Memorandum NMFS |date=January 2021 |doi=10.25923/bmam-pe91 |url=https://repository.library.noaa.gov/view/noaa/27928 |access-date=3 February 2022}}

|File:Cetacea range map Gray Whale.png

|File:Gray whale size.svg
{{cvt|15|–|40|MT|ST}}

|File:Eschrichtius robustus 01.jpg

|colspan="100%" align="center" bgcolor="#BBBBFF"|Genus Caperea Gray, 1864 – one species

|Caperea marginata
Gray, 1846

|{{IUCN status|LC|3778|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Pygmy Right Whale.png

|File:Pygmy right whale size.svg
{{cvt|3

|File:Pygmy right whale.png

|colspan="100%" align="center" bgcolor="#BBBBFF"|Genus Cephalorhynchus Gray, 1846 – four species

|Cephalorhynchus eutropia
Gray, 1846

|{{IUCN status|NT|4160|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|Population estimated to be in the low thousands at the highest.}}

|File:Cetacea range map Chilean Dolphin.PNG

|File:Chilean dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|60|kg|lbs}}

|File:Cephalorhynchus eutropia 406715652.jpg

|Cephalorhynchus commersonii
Lacépède, 1804

|{{IUCN status|LC|4159|1}}

|22,000{{cite journal |last1=Dellabianca |first1=Natalia A. |title=Spatial Models of Abundance and Habitat Preferences of Commerson's and Peale's Dolphin in Southern Patagonian Waters |journal=PLOS ONE |date=26 October 2016 |volume=11 |issue=10 |pages=e0163441 |doi=10.1371/journal.pone.0163441 |pmid=27783627 |pmc=5082685 |bibcode=2016PLoSO..1163441D |url=https://www.researchgate.net/publication/309468362 |access-date=21 January 2022|doi-access=free }}

|File:Cetacea range map Commerson's Dolphin.PNG

|File:Commerson's dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|35|–|60|kg|lbs}}

|File:Commdolph01.jpg

|Cephalorhynchus heavisidii
Gray, 1828

|{{IUCN status|NT|4161|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Heaviside's Dolphin.PNG

|File:Heaviside's dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|40|–|75|kg|lbs}}

|File:Heaviside-Delphin.jpg

|Cephalorhynchus hectori
Van Beneden, 1881

|{{IUCN status|EN|4162|1}} (subspecies Maui dolphin {{IUCN status|CR|39427|1}})

|7,381 (subspecies Maui dolphin 57–75 in 2016)

|File:Cetacea range map Hector's Dolphin.PNG

|File:Hector's dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|35|–|60|kg|lbs}}

|File:Hectors Dolphin.jpg

|Delphinus delphis
Linnaeus, 1758

|{{IUCN status|LC|134817215|1}}

| Unknown{{efn|There are estimated to be at least several million common dolphins worldwide, but several large portions of its range have not been surveyed.}}

|File:DelphinusRange.png

|File:Common dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|70|–|150|kg|lbs}}

|File:Delphinus delphis with calf.jpg

|Feresa attenuata
Gray, 1875

|{{IUCN status|LC|8551|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|The only population estimate is of 38,900 individuals in the eastern tropical Pacific Ocean.}}

|File:Cetacea range map Pygmy Killer Whale.PNG

|File:Pygmy killer whale size.svg
{{cvt|160|–|350|kg|lbs}}

|File:Feresa attenuata.jpg

|Globicephala melas
Traill, 1809

|{{IUCN status|LC|9250|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|Total population is not known. There are estimated to be in excess of 200,000 in the Southern Ocean. The North Atlantic population is not known.}}

|File:Pilot Whale range.png

(green)

|File:Long-finned pilot whale size.svg
{{cvt|1.8

|File:Photo of the Week - Long-finned Pilot Whales (RI) (6892801246).jpg

|Globicephala macrorhynchus
Gray, 1846

|{{IUCN status|LC|9249|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|Total population not known. There are 150,000 individuals in the eastern tropical Pacific Ocean. There are estimated to be more than 30,000 animals in the western Pacific, off the coast of Japan.}}

|File:Pilot Whale range.png

(dark blue)

|File:Short-finned pilot whale size.svg
{{cvt|1|–|4|MT|ST}}

|File:Short-finned Pilot Whale (8790153918).jpg

|Grampus griseus
G. Cuvier, 1812

|{{IUCN status|LC|9461|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|The population around the continental shelf of the United States has been recorded to be in excess of 60,000. In the Pacific, a census recorded 175,000 individuals in eastern tropical waters and 85,000 in the west. No global estimate of population exists}}

|File:Grampus griseus distribution.png

|File:Risso's dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|300|kg|lbs}}

|File:Risso's dolphin.jpg

|Lagenodelphis hosei
Fraser, 1956

|{{IUCN status|LC|11140|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|There are estimated to be at least 320,000 Fraser's dolphins worldwide, but several large portions of its range have not been surveyed}}

|File:Cetacea range map Fraser'sDolphin.png

|File:Fraser's dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|209|kg|lbs}}

|File:Fraser s group.jpg.jpeg

|Lagenorhynchus albirostris
Gray, 1846

|{{IUCN status|LC|11142|1}}

|100,000{{efn|Estimates of various stocks throughout the North Atlantic give an overall value into the high tens or low hundreds of thousands}}

|File:Cetacea range map White-beaked Dolphin.PNG

|File:White-beaked dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|180|kg|lbs}}

|File:White beaked dolphin.jpg

|Lagenorhynchus acutus
Gray, 1828

|{{IUCN status|LC|11141|1}}

|200,000–300,000{{citation needed|date=July 2021}}

|File:Cetacea range map Atlantic White-sided Dolphin.PNG

|File:Atlantic white-sided dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|235|kg|lbs}}

|File:Anim1135 - Flickr - NOAA Photo Library.jpg

|Lagenorhynchus obscurus
Gray, 1828

|{{IUCN status|LC|11146|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Dusky Dolphin.PNG

|File:Dusky dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|100|kg|lbs}}

|File:DuskyDolphin.jpg

|Lagenorhynchus cruciger
Quoy & Gaimard, 1824

|{{IUCN status|LC|11144|1}}

|140,000

|File:Cetacea range map Hourglass Dolphin.PNG

|File:Hourglass dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|90|–|120|kg|lbs}}

|File:Hourglas dolphin.jpg

|Lagenorhynchus obliquidens
Gill, 1865

|{{IUCN status|LC|11145|1}}

|1,000,000

|File:Cetacea range map Pacific White-sided Dolphin.PNG

|File:Pacific white-sided dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|85|–|150|kg|lbs}}

|File:Pacific white side dolphin.jpg

|Lagenorhynchus australis
Peale, 1848

|{{IUCN status|LC|11143|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|Total population unknown but thought to be locally common – it is the most common dolphin found around the Falkland Islands}}

|File:Cetacea range map Black-chinned Dolphin.PNG

|File:Peale's dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|115|kg|lbs}}

|File:Lagenorhynchus australis.jpg

|Lissodelphis borealis
Peale, 1848

|{{IUCN status|LC|12125|1}}

|400,000{{efn|Varying population estimates for areas around California and the North Pacific give a total of up to 400,000}}

|File:Cetacea range map Northern Right Whale Dolphin.PNG

|File:Northern right whale dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|115|kg|lbs}}

|File:Anim1749 - Flickr - NOAA Photo Library.jpg

|Lissodelphis peronii
Lacépède, 1804

|{{IUCN status|LC|12126|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|Surveys suggest this is the most common dolphin off of Chilean waters}}

|File:Cetacea range map Southern Right Whale Dolphin.PNG

|File:Southern right whale dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|60|–|100|kg|lbs}}

|File:Anim0796 - Flickr - NOAA Photo Library.jpg

|Orcaella heinsohni
Beasley, Robertson & Arnold, 2005

|{{IUCN status|VU|136315|1}}

|9,000–10,000

|File:Orcaella heinsohni range.png

|File:Orcaella heinsohni size.svg
{{cvt|130|–|145|kg|lbs}}

|File:Snubfin-3.jpg

|Orcaella brevirostris
Gray, 1866

|{{IUCN status|EN|15419|1}}

|78–102

|File:Irrawaddy dolphin range.png

|File:Irrawaddy dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|130|kg|lbs}}

|File:DKoehl Irrawaddi Dolphin jumping.jpg

|Orcinus orca
Linnaeus, 1758

|{{IUCN status|DD|15421|1}}

|100,000{{efn|Local estimates include 70–80,000 in the Antarctic, 8,000 in the tropical Pacific (although tropical waters are not the orca's preferred environment, the sheer size of this area — 19 million square kilometres — means there are thousands of orcas), up to 2,000 off Japan, 1,500 off the cooler northeast Pacific and 1,500 off Norway}}

|File:Cetacea range map Orca.PNG

|File:Orca size-2.svg
{{cvt|4.5|MT|ST}}

|File:Killerwhales jumping.jpg

|Peponocephala electra
Gray, 1846

|{{IUCN status|LC|16564|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|Estimates for eastern tropical Pacific are 45,000 and another recent survey estimates population to be 1,200 for the eastern Sulu Sea, no global estimate is known}}

|File:Cetacea range map Melon-headed Whale.PNG

|File:Melon-headed whale size.svg
{{cvt|225|kg|lbs}}

|File:Peponocephala electra Mayotte.jpg

|Pseudorca crassidens
Owen, 1846

|{{IUCN status|NT|18596|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|The total population is unknown. The eastern Pacific was estimated to have in excess of 40,000 individuals and is probably the home of the largest grouping}}

|File:Cetacea range map False Killer Whale.svg

|File:False killer whale size.svg
{{cvt|1.5-2|MT|ST}}

|File:False killer whale 890002.jpg

|Sousa teuszii
Kükenthal, 1892

|{{IUCN status|CR|20425|1}}

|1,500

|File:Cetacea range map Atlantic Humpback Dolphin.PNG

|File:Humpback dolphins size.svg
{{cvt|100|–|150|kg|lbs}}

|File:Sousa teuszii1.jpg

|Sousa sahulensis
Jefferson & Rosenbaum, 2014

|{{IUCN status|VU|82031667|1}}

|10,000

|{{cvt|230|–|250|kg|lbs}}

|File:Australian humpback dolphins, Tin Can Bay, 2016.jpg

|Sousa plumbea
Cuvier, 1829

|{{IUCN status|EN|82031633|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|Population estimated to be in the low tens of thousands}}

|File:Cetacea range map Indian Humpback Dolphin.PNG

|File:Humpback dolphins size.svg

|File:Dolphin-Musandam 2.jpg

|Sousa chinensis
Osbeck, 1765

|{{IUCN status|VU|82031425|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Pacific Humpback Dolphin.PNG

|File:Humpback dolphins size.svg
{{cvt|250|–|280|kg|lbs}}

|File:Pink Dolphin.JPG

|Sotalia guianensis
Bénéden, 1864

|{{IUCN status|NT|181359|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Sotalia guianensis - map.svg

|File:Tucuxi size.svg
{{cvt|35|–|45|kg|lbs}}

|File:Delfin en el parque Nacional Mochima.jpg

|Sotalia fluviatilis
Gervais & Deville, 1853

|{{IUCN status|EN|190871|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Sotalia fluviatilis - map.svg

|File:Tucuxi size.svg
{{cvt|35|–|45|kg|lbs}}

|File:DELFIN DEL ORINOCO2.JPG

|Stenella frontalis
Cuvier, 1829

|{{IUCN status|LC|20732|1}}

|100,000{{citation needed|date=July 2021}}

|File:Verbreitungsgebiet des Zügeldelfins Stenella frontalis.PNG

|File:Atlantic spotted dolphin size.svg
100 kg

|File:Atlantic spotted dolphin (Stenella frontalis) NOAA.jpg

|Stenella clymene
Gray, 1846

|{{IUCN status|LC|20730|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Clymene Dolphin.png

|File:Clymene dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|75|–|80|kg|lbs}}

|File:Clymenes.jpg

|Stenella attenuata
Gray, 1846

|{{IUCN status|LC|20729|1}}

|3,000,000{{citation needed|date=July 2021}}

|File:Cetacea range map Pantropical Spotted Dolphin.PNG

|File:Pantropical spotted dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|100|kg|lbs}}

|File:Schlankdelfin.jpg

|Stenella longirostris
Gray, 1828

|{{IUCN status|LC|20733|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Spinner Dolphin.PNG

|File:Spinner dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|90|kg|lbs}}

|File:Spinner dolphins.jpg

|Stenella coeruleoalba
Meyen, 1833

|{{IUCN status|LC|20731|1}}

|2,000,000{{citation needed|date=July 2021}}

|File:Cetacea range map Striped Dolphin.PNG

|File:Striped dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|100|kg|lbs}}

|File:Stenella coeruleoalba-cropped.jpg

|Steno bredanensis
Lesson, 1828

|{{IUCN status|LC|20738|1}}

|150,000

|File:Cetacea range map Rough-toothed Dolphin.PNG

|File:Rough-toothed dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|100|–|135|kg|lbs}}

|File:Rough toothed dolphin.jpg

|Tursiops truncatus
Montagu, 1821

|{{IUCN status|LC|22563|1}}

|600,000{{cite web |url=https://www.worldwildlife.org/species/common-bottlenose-dolphin |title=Common Bottlenose Dolphin |work=WWF |access-date=2019-05-13 }}

|File:Cypron-Range Tursiops truncatus.svg

|File:Bottlenose dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|150|–|650|kg|lbs}}

|File:Tursiops truncatus 01.jpg

|Tursiops aduncus
Ehrenberg, 1833

|{{IUCN status|NT|41714|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Distribution of Tursiops aduncus.png

| {{convert|230|kg|lb|abbr=on}}

|File:Tursiops aduncus.JPG

|Tursiops erebennus
Cope, 1865

|{{IUCN status|NE}}

|Unknown

|Unknown

| Unknown

|File:Tamanend's_bottlenose_dolphin.jpg

| colspan="100%" align="center" bgcolor="#BBBBFF" |Genus Inia – two species

|Inia geoffrensis
Blainville, 1817

|{{IUCN status|EN|10831|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Amazon River Dolphin.PNG

|File:Amazon river dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|150|kg|lbs}}

|File:Amazonas Flussdelfin Apure Orinoco Duisburg 01.jpg

| colspan="100%" align="center" bgcolor="#BBBBFF" |Genus Kogia – two species

|Kogia sima
Owen, 1866

|{{IUCN status|LC|11048|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|No global population estimates have been made. One survey estimated a population of about 11,000 in the eastern Pacific}}

|File:Cetacea range map Dwarf Sperm Whale.png

|File:Dwarf sperm whale size.svg
{{cvt|250|kg|lbs}}

|File:Kogia sima.jpg

|Kogia breviceps
Blainville, 1838

|{{IUCN status|LC|11047|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|No global population estimates have been made. One survey estimated a population of about 11,000 in the eastern Pacific}}

|File:Kogia breviceps range.png

|File:Pygmy sperm whale size.svg
{{cvt|400|kg|lbs}}

|File:Kogia breviceps.jpg

| colspan="100%" align="center" bgcolor="#BBBBFF" |Genus Lipotes – one species

|Lipotes vexillifer
Miller, 1918

|{{IUCN status|CR|12119|1}}

|0–13{{efn|A survey from November–December 2006 failed to find any individuals. Another survey, from 1997, counted only 13 individuals. In 1986, surveys estimated the number to be at about 300}}

|File:Yangtze Dolphins range.jpg

|File:Baiji size.svg
{{cvt|130|kg|lbs}}

|File:Baiji 1.jpg

|colspan="100%" align="center" bgcolor="#BBBBFF"|Genus Delphinapterus – one species

|Delphinapterus leucas
Pallas, 1776

|{{IUCN status|LC|6335|1}}

|136,000{{efn|There are estimated to be 40,000 individuals in the Beaufort Sea, 25,000 in Hudson Bay, 18,000 in the Bering Sea and 28,000 in the Canadian High Arctic. The population in the St. Lawrence estuary is estimated to be around [https://web.archive.org/web/20051026124931/http://www.wdcs.org/dan/publishing.nsf/allweb/1B8A4EB4B9FA1BBF80256D11004B2EA2 1000]}}

|File:Cetacea range map Beluga.png

|File:Beluga size.svg
{{cvt|1.5|MT|ST}}

|File:Belugawhale MMC.jpg

|Monodon monoceros
Linnaeus, 1758

|{{IUCN status|LC|13704|1}}

|123,000

|File:Cetacea range map Narwhal.png

|File:Narwhal size.svg
{{cvt|900

|File:Pod Monodon monoceros.jpg

| colspan="100%" align="center" bgcolor="#BBBBFF" |Genus Neophocaena – two or three species

|Neophocaena phocaenoides {{pb}}Cuvier, 1829

|{{IUCN status|VU|198920|1}}{{efn|There is not enough data to place finless porpoises on the endangered species list}}

|Unknown{{efn|There are no good estimates of the animals' abundance. However a comparison of two surveys, one from the late 1970s and the other from 1999/2000 shows a decline in population and distribution.}}

|File:Cetacea range map Finless Porpoise.PNG

|File:Finless porpoise size.svg{{pb}} {{cvt|30|–|45|kg|lbs}}

|File:Neophocaena phocaenoides -Miyajima Aquarium -Japan-8a.jpg

|Neophocaena asiaeorientalis{{pb}}Cuvier, 1829

|{{IUCN status|EN|41754|1}} (subspecies Yangtze finless porpoise {{IUCN status|CR|43205774|1}}){{efn|In China, they are endangered. Their propensity for staying close to shore places them in great danger from fishing.}}

|Unknown (subspecies Yangtze finless porpoise 1,012 in 2018{{cite news |script-title=zh:长江江豚减少 仅剩约1012头 |url=http://epaper.bjnews.com.cn/html/2018-07/25/content_727143.htm |access-date=28 August 2021 |work=The Beijing News |date=25 July 2018 |language=zh}}{{cite news |script-title=zh:农业农村部：长江江豚减少 仅剩约1012头 |url=http://www.xinhuanet.com/politics/2018-07/25/c_1123171998.htm |access-date=28 August 2021 |work=The Beijing News |agency=Xinhua News Agency |date=25 July 2018 |language=zh}})

|File:江豚的分布.svg

|File:Finless porpoise size.svg{{pb}}{{cvt|30|–|45|kg|lbs}}

|File:Yangtze finless porpoise, 10 November 2006.jpg

|Phocoena spinipinnis{{pb}}Burmeister, 1865

|{{IUCN status|NT|17029|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|There are no quantitative data on abundance.}}

|File:Cetacea range map Burmeister's Porpoise.PNG

|File:Burmeister's porpoise size.svg{{pb}}{{cvt|50|–|75|kg|lbs}}

|File:Burmeister's porpoise - Phocoena spinipinnis - 2022-02-24.png

|Phocoena phocoena{{pb}}Linnaeus, 1758

|{{IUCN status|LC|17027|1}}

|700,000{{cite book|first1=Arne|last1=Bjorge|first2=Krystal|last2=A Tolley|chapter=Harbor porpoise Phocoena phocoena|pages=530–532|title=Encyclopedia of Marine Mammals|editor1=William F. Perrin|editor2=Bernd Wursig|editor3=J. G.M. Thewissen|year=2008}}

|File:Cetacea range map Harbour Porpoise.PNG

|File:Harbour porpoise size.svg{{pb}}{{cvt|75|kg}}

|File:Ecomare - bruinvis Berend (berend3).jpg

|Phocoena dioptrica{{pb}}Lahille, 1912

|{{IUCN status|LC|41715|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|Nothing is known of the abundance of this porpoise. It was the most commonly encountered species during preliminary beach surveys undertaken on Tierra del Fuego.}}

|File:Cetacea range map Spectacled Porpoise.PNG

|File:Spectacled porpoise size.svg{{pb}}{{cvt|60|–|84|kg|lbs}}

|File:Subadult female spectacled porpoise.png

|Phocoena sinus{{pb}}Norris & McFarland, 1958

|{{IUCN status|CR|17028|1}}

|12{{cite web|last1=Hoffner|first1=Erik|title=Only 12 vaquita porpoises remain, watchdog group reports|url=https://news.mongabay.com/2018/03/only-12-vaquita-porpoises-remain-watchdog-groups-report/|website=Mongabay|access-date=19 April 2018|date=2018-03-08}}

|File:Cetacea range map Vaquita.PNG

|File:Vaquita size.svg{{pb}}{{cvt|50|kg|lbs}}

|File:Vaquita2 Olson NOAA crop2.jpg

|Phocoenoides dalli{{pb}}True, 1885

|{{IUCN status|LC|17032|1}}

|1,100,000{{efn|The most recent estimate for the North Pacific and Bering Sea is 1,186,000.}}

|File:Cetacea range map Dall's Porpoise.PNG

|File:Dall's porpoise size.svg{{pb}}{{cvt|130|–|200|kg|lbs}}

|File:Dalls Porpoise Underwater.JPG

| colspan="100%" align="center" bgcolor="#BBBBFF" |Genus Physeter – one species

|Physeter macrocephalus
Linnaeus, 1758

|{{IUCN status|VU|41755|1}}

|200,000–2,000,000{{efn|The total number of sperm whales throughout the world is unknown. Crude estimates, obtained by surveying small areas and extrapolating the result to all the world's oceans, range from 200,000 to 2,000,000 individuals}}

|File:Cetacea range map Sperm Whale 4.PNG

|File:Sperm whale size.svg
{{cvt|25|–|50|MT|ST}}

|File:Mother and baby sperm whale.jpg

| colspan="100%" align="center" bgcolor="#BBBBFF" |Genus Platanista – two species

|Platanista gangetica
(Lebeck, 1801)

|{{IUCN status|EN|41756|1}}

|3,500{{Cite journal|last1=Sinha|first1=Ravindra K.|last2=Kannan|first2=Kurunthachalam|date=2014-12-01|title=Ganges River Dolphin: An Overview of Biology, Ecology, and Conservation Status in India|url=https://doi.org/10.1007/s13280-014-0534-7|journal=Ambio|language=en|volume=43|issue=8|pages=1029–1046|doi=10.1007/s13280-014-0534-7|issn=1654-7209|pmc=4235892|pmid=24924188|bibcode=2014Ambio..43.1029S }}

|File:SouthAsianRiverDolphin distribution2019.png

(orange)

|File:South Asian river dolphin size comparison.svg
{{cvt|200|kg|lbs}}

|File:Ganges River Dolphin.jpg

|Platanista minor

Owen, 1853

|{{IUCN status|EN|41757|1}}

|1,450{{Cite journal|date=2015-12-01|title=Review of status, threats, and conservation management options for the endangered Indus River blind dolphin|url=https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0006320715300999|journal=Biological Conservation|language=en|volume=192|pages=30–41|doi=10.1016/j.biocon.2015.09.008|issn=0006-3207|last1=Braulik|first1=Gill T.|last2=Noureen|first2=Uzma|last3=Arshad|first3=Masood|last4=Reeves|first4=Randall R.|bibcode=2015BCons.192...30B |url-access=subscription}}

|File:SouthAsianRiverDolphin distribution2019.png

(blue)

|File:South Asian river dolphin size comparison.svg
{{cvt|200|kg|lbs}}

|File:A-Platanista-gangetica-showing-the-body-shape-and-especially-the-head-with-a-long-beak.png

| colspan="100%" align="center" bgcolor="#BBBBFF" |Genus Pontoporia – one species

|Pontoporia blainvillei
Gervais & d'Orbigny, 1844

|{{IUCN status|VU|17978|1}}

|4,000–4,500

|File:Cetacea range map La Plata River Dolphin.PNG

|File:La plata dolphin size.svg
{{cvt|50|kg|lbs}}

|File:Pontoporia blainvillei 296896096.jpg

| colspan="100%" align="center" bgcolor="#BBBBFF" |Genus Berardius – three species

|Berardius arnuxii
Duvernoy, 1851

|{{IUCN status|LC|2762|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|Arnoux's beaked whales seem to be relatively abundant in Cook Strait during summer}}

|File:Cetacea range map Arnoux 27s Beaked Whale.png

|File:Arnoux's beaked whale size.svg
{{cvt|8|MT|ST}}

|File:Arnoux's beaked whale in Antarctica.jpg

|Berardius bairdii
Stejneger, 1883

|{{IUCN status|LC|2763|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|Virtually nothing is known about the abundance of Baird's beaked whales, except they are not rare as was formerly thought}}

|File:Cetacea range map Baird 27s Beaked Whale.png

|File:Baird's beaked whale size.svg
{{cvt|12|MT|ST}}

|File:Berardius bairdii.jpg

|Berardius minimus
Yamada et al., 2019

|{{IUCN status|NT|178756893|1}}

|Unknown

|North Pacific

|File:Berardius minimus beaked whale size.svg
Unknown

|File:Berardius minimus illustration.png

|Tasmacetus shepherdi
Oliver, 1937

|{{IUCN status|DD|21500|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|Nothing is known about the relative abundance of this species or its population composition}}

|File:Cetacea range map Shepherd 27s Beaked Whale.png

|File:Shepherd's beaked whale size.svg
{{cvt|2

|File:Tasmacetus shepherdi, Inaccessible Island, Tristan da Cunha, January 27, 2017.png

|Ziphius cavirostris
G. Cuvier, 1823

|{{IUCN status|LC|23211|1}}

|100,000{{efn|Because of the difficulty of identifying the species the total global population is unknown}}

|File:Cetacea range map Cuvier's Beaked Whale.PNG

|File:Cuvier's beaked whale size.svg
{{cvt|2|–|3|MT|ST}}

|File:Cuviers beaked whale-swfsc.jpg

|Hyperoodon ampullatus
Forster, 1770

|{{IUCN status|NT|10707|1}}

|10,000{{efn|Total population is unknown but likely to be of the order of 10,000}}

|File:Cetacea range map Northern Bottlenose Whale.PNG

|File:Northern bottlenose whale size.svg
{{cvt|7|MT|ST}}

|File:Hyperoodon ampullatus jumping.jpg

|Hyperoodon planifrons
Flower, 1882

|{{IUCN status|LC|10708|1}}

|500,000

|File:Cetacea range map Southern Bottlenose Whale.PNG

|File:Southern bottlenose whale size.svg
{{cvt|6|MT|ST}}

|File:Southern Bottlenose Whale, Hyperoodon planifrons, December 2016, near Clarence Island.jpg

|Indopacetus pacificus
Longman, 1926

|{{IUCN status|LC|40635|1}}

|Unknown{{efn|A 2002 survey estimates there are 766 animals around Hawaii. No other population estimates exist for other locales}}

|File:Cetacea range map Longman 27s Beaked Whale.png

|File:Indopacetus pacificus size.svg
{{cvt|3.5

|File:Indopacetus pacificus 2.jpg

|Mesoplodon bowdoini
Andrews, 1908

|{{IUCN status|DD|13242|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Andrews Beaked Whale.png

|File:Andrew's beaked whale size.svg
{{cvt|1|MT|ST}}

|File:Mesoplodon bowdoini.jpg

|Mesoplodon densirostris
Blainville, 1817

|{{IUCN status|LC|13244|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Blainvilles Beaked Whale.png

|File:Blainville's beaked whale size.svg

|File:Beaked Whale.jpg

|Mesoplodon hotaula
P. E. P. Deraniyagala, 1963

|{{IUCN status|DD|127826787|1}}

|Unknown

|Indian and South Pacific

|{{cvt|4

|[cetacean needed]

|Mesoplodon europaeus
Gervais, 1855

|{{IUCN status|LC|13245|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Gervais Beaked Whale.png

|File:Gervais' beaked whale size.svg
{{cvt|1.2|MT|ST}}

|File:Gervais' Beaked Whale (cropped).jpg

|Mesoplodon ginkgodens
Nishiwaki & Kamiya, 1958

|{{IUCN status|DD|127827012|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Ginkgo-toothed Beaked Whale.png

|File:Ginkgo-toothed beaked whale size.svg
{{cvt|1.5|MT|ST}}

|File:Mesoplodon ginkgodens 2.jpg

|Mesoplodon grayi
von Haast, 1876

|{{IUCN status|LC|13247|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Grays Beaked Whale.png

|File:Gray's beaked whale size.svg
{{cvt|1.5|MT|ST}}

|File:Beached whale (Mesoplodon grayi) at Port Waikato.jpg

|Mesoplodon hectori
Gray, 1871

|{{IUCN status|DD|13248|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Hectors Beaked Whale.png

|File:Hector's beaked whale size.svg
{{cvt|1|MT|ST}}

|File:Mesoplodon hectori.jpg

|Mesoplodon carlhubbsi
Moore, 1963

|{{IUCN status|DD|13243|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Hubbs Beaked Whale.png

|File:Hubb's beaked whale size.svg
{{cvt|1.4|MT|ST}}

|File:Mesoplodon carlhubbsi.jpg

|Mesoplodon perrini
Dalebout, Mead, Baker, Baker, & van Helding, 2002

|{{IUCN status|EN|41759|1}}

|500–1,164

|North Pacific

|File:Mesoplodon perrini size.svg
{{cvt|1.3|–|1.5|MT|ST}}

|File:Mesoplodon perrini.jpg

|Mesoplodon peruvianus
Reyes, Mead, and Van Waerebeek, 1991

|{{IUCN status|LC|13251|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Pygmy Beaked Whale.png

|File:Mesoplodon peruvianus size.svg
{{cvt|800|kg|lbs}}

|File:Mesoplodon peruvianus.jpg

|Mesoplodon eueu
Carroll et al, 2021

|{{IUCN status|DD|215824818|1}}

|Unknown

|File:M. mirus & M. eueu distribution.jpg

(red circle)

|Unknown

|File:Mesoplodon eueu.jpg

|Mesoplodon bidens
Sowerby, 1804

|{{IUCN status|LC|13241|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Sowerbys Beaked Whale.png

|File:Sowerby's beaked whale size.svg
{{cvt|1

|File:Sowerby's beaked whale.jpg

|Mesoplodon traversii, syn. Mesoplodon bahamondi
Gray, 1874

|{{IUCN status|DD|41760|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Mesoplodon traversii distribution.png

|File:Mesoplodon bahamondi size.svg
{{cvt|1.2|MT|ST}}

|File:Mesoplodon traversii.svg

|Mesoplodon stejnegeri
True, 1885

|{{IUCN status|NT|13252|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Stejneger sBeaked Whale.png

|File:Stejneger's beaked whale size.svg
{{cvt|1.5|MT|ST}}

|File:Mesoplodon stejnegeri.jpg

|Mesoplodon layardii
Gray, 1865

|{{IUCN status|LC|13249|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Layards Beaked Whale.png

|File:Straptoothed whale size.svg
{{cvt|2|MT|ST}}

|File:Porpoising strap-tooth beaked whale.jpg

|Mesoplodon mirus
True, 1913

|{{IUCN status|LC|13250|1}}

|Unknown

|File:Cetacea range map Trues Beaked Whale.png

(North Atlantic only; map includes range of M. eueu in Indian Ocean)

|File:True's beaked whale size.svg
{{cvt|1.4|MT|ST}}

|File:True's beaked whale.jpg