Commercial fishing in False Bay, South Africa, began in the 1600s. Today chondrichthyans
are regularly taken in fisheries throughout the bay. Using a combination of catch, survey and …

Global declines in chondrichthyan populations necessitate evidence‑based planning for
their conservation. False Bay, in south‑west South Africa, has a high diversity of marine …

Chondrichthyans (sharks, skates, rays and chimaeras) are captured in many marine
fisheries. Management and research efforts directed at chondrichthyan fishing are often …

The status of chondrichthyan (sharks, batoids and chimaeras) conservation in the Indo‐
Australasian region is examined, and issues relevant to the conservation of this fauna at the …

The sharks, batoids, and chimaeras, collectively the class Chondrichthyes, are one of the
most successful groups of fishes, with over 1250 species globally. Recent taxonomic …

Indonesia has one of the richest elasmobranch faunas and the largest chondrichthyan
fishery in the world, with an estimated 87138t and 100000 t landed in 1993 and 1996 …

Southern Africa has one of the richest and most diverse chondrichthyan faunas in the world,
comprising all 13 orders, 49 families, 111 genera and approximately 204 species. This …

IUCN–the World Conservation Union, is the umbrella body for the world's conservation
agencies and institutions. Its members comprise sovereign states, government agencies and …

The deepwater chondrichthyan fauna of the Great Barrier Reef is poorly known and life
history information is required to enable their effective management as they are inherently …

The national extinction risk of 103 New Zealand chondrichthyans (sharks, rays, and
chimaeras),~ 10% of the global chondrichthyan fauna, was evaluated for the first time using …