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Shark and ray research in India has low relevance to their conservation
Shark and ray research in India has low relevance to their conservation Trisha Gupta, Divya Karnad, Shruthi Kottillil, Sudha Kottillil, E.J. Milner Gulland ABSTRACT: With global biodiversity currently facing unprecedented losses, it is critical that resources are allocated and used effectively to mitigate these threats, especially in resource-limited tropical countries of the global south. Chondrichthyans
Regional variation in anthropogenic threats to Indian Ocean whale sharks
Regional variation in anthropogenic threats to Indian Ocean whale sharks Samantha D. Reynolds, Bradley M. Norman, Craig E. Franklin, Steffen S. Bach, Francesco G. Comezzi, Stella Diamant, Mohammed Y.Jaidah, Simon J. Pierce, Anthony J. Richardson, David P. Robinson, Christoph A. Rohner, Ross G. Dwyer ABSTRACT: Conservation and management of mobile marine species requires an understanding
Sharks, rays and chimaeras of the Seine and Unicorn seamounts
Sharks, rays and chimaeras of the Seine and Unicorn seamounts (NE Atlantic Ocean) Mafalda FREITAS, Ricardo SOUSA, Pedro IDEIA, Madalena GASPAR, João DELGADO, Ana Luísa COSTA, Antonina dos SANTOS & Manuel BISCOITO ABSTRACT: Background Seamounts are underwater mountains which typically rise rather steeply at least several hundred meters above the deep-sea floor. These geological features