- The
baiji (Lipotes vexillifer), is a
probably extinct species of
freshwater dolphin native to the
Yangtze river system in China. It is
thought to be the...
-
Baiji is a
species of dolphin, the
Yangtze River dolphin (Lipotes vexillifer).
Baiji may also
refer to:
Baiji, Iraq, a city
Baiji District, Iraq Baiji...
- of
Baiji took
place in
Baiji, Iraq,
lasting from late
October 2014 to late
October 2015. In mid-November 2014,
Iraqi forces retook the city of
Baiji, and...
-
Baiji (Arabic: بَيْجِي, romanized: Bayjī; also
spelled Bayji) is a city of
about 173,677
inhabitants in
Salah ad Din
governorate in
northern Iraq. It...
-
Battle of
Baiji may
refer to:
Battle of
Baiji (June 2014), in
which ISIL
captured the city of
Baiji, Iraq
Battle of
Baiji (2014–2015), in
which the Iraqi...
- 2006
survey found no
members of
Lipotes vexillifer (commonly
known as the
baiji, or
Chinese river dolphin) and
declared the
species functionally extinct...
-
Lipotidae is a
family of
river dolphins containing the
possibly extinct baiji of
China and the
fossil genus Parapontoporia from the Late
Miocene and Pliocene...
- al-Karim Al-Daur
District (Al-Daur) Al-Shirqat
District (Al-Shirqat)
Baiji District (
Baiji)
Balad District (Balad)
Samarra District (Samarra)
Tikrit District...
- The Fall of
Baiji was a
battle that took
place in and
around Baiji, Iraq in June 2014. It was
fought between Islamic State of Iraq and the
Levant (ISIL)...
- be a
baiji. However, as
there have been no
confirmed sightings since 2004, the
baiji is
presumed to be
functionally extinct at this time. "
Baijis were...
