Color Changes in Elasmobranchs [PDF]
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Includes bibliographical references.There are at least 500 species of sharks inhabiting the world's oceans and very little is known about the reproductive biology of most of these species.
Pretorius, Carrie Ann
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Short CommunicationNoteworthy elasmobranch records from Oman
Records of 11 elasmobranch species previously unreported from, or uncommon in, Omani waters are presented. Records new to Oman include Carcharhinus altimus, C.
Reeve, AJ, Henderson, AC
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Elasmobranch fisheries: status, assessment and management
An overview of the situation of elasmobranch fisheries around the world and problems for their assessment and management are presented. Four different studies are carried out, each attacking a particular problem under this general topic. The first, is an
Bonfil-Sanders, Ramon
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Understanding white shark feeding habits and the influence of environmental factors on feeding is an important step for modelling its behaviour and making decisions about the management of aquatic habitats.
Leone, Agostino +6 more
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A standardized protocol for microplastic and non-synthetic microfiber extraction and µFTIR identification in elasmobranch gastrointestinal tissues. [PDF]
Cruz-García R, Amezcua F.
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Interactions of Mucus Monosaccharides and the Epidermal Microbiome in Four Benthic Elasmobranchs. [PDF]
Kerr EN +8 more
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Evidence of Avian Predation on a Critically Endangered Elasmobranch, the Halavi Guitarfish (<i>Glaucostegus halavi</i>), in the Red Sea. [PDF]
Richardson EB +8 more
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Social, economic and trade characteristics of the elasmobranch fishery on Unguja Island, Zanzibar, East Africa [PDF]
Understanding the socio-economic drivers underpinning fishers\u27 decisions to target elasmobranchs is considered vital in determining sustainable management objectives for these species, yet limited empirical data is collected.This study presents an ...
Berggren P +4 more
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Ephemeral signatures of phylosymbiosis in dermal microbiomes within the requiem shark family (Carcharhinidae). [PDF]
Lynn ID, Wenzel MA.
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