February 15th, 2013

Caterpillar to Sponsor OCEARCH, Performing Global Shark Research on the Ocean

Caterpillar to Sponsor OCEARCH, Performing Global Shark Research on the Ocean

Press Release Caterpillar Inc. 14. February 2013 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sponsorship will help fund sustainable marine practices to further research on sharks—a key member of the ocean’s ecological system PEORIA, Ill.—Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE:CAT) and OCEARCH have agreed to a multi-year partnership that will help propel the OCEARCH organization’s global research on sharks. OCEARCH has led

Canada: Shark Fin Import Ban Debate

Paternity testing using the poisonous sting in captive white-spotted eagle rays

Paternity testing using the poisonous sting in captive white-spotted eagle rays

Published online on 14. February 2013 Paternity testing using the poisonous sting in captive white-spotted eagle rays Aetobatus narinari: a non-invasive tool for captive sustainability programmes M. Janse, A. L. Kappe, B. L. M. Van Kuijk ABSTRACT: A group of captive white-spotted eagle rays Aetobatus narinari produced 20 offspring, with an unknown father. Part of

Abundance, distribution and habitat characteristics of winter skate in the Gulf of St Lawrence

Abundance, distribution and habitat characteristics of winter skate in the Gulf of St Lawrence

Published online on 12. February 2013 Abundance, distribution and habitat characteristics of winter skate Leucoraja ocellata in the southern Gulf of St Lawrence: a population on the brink of extirpation? J. T. Kelly and J. M. Hanson ABSTRACT: Abundance indices of southern Gulf Leucoraja ocellata residing in Northumberland Strait, Canada, declined from 2001 to 2005,