… -sea sharks have lower metabolic capacities compared to their … sharks have a smaller relative
heart size compared to their … We were able to conclude that deep-sea sharks likely have a …

… 2) the relative importance of the total brain and individual brain regions for explaining each
axis, and (3) pairwise covariation between brain regions according to the sign of their loading …

… In this study, biological and reproductive traits from 150 tiger sharks G. cuvier captured in …
We acknowledge their continuing connection to their culture, their contribution to our shared …

… the mating period of both nurse and blacktip sharks. Taken together, our findings suggest
that nurse and blacktip sharks differ in their energetic strategy to support reproduction, however…

… Moreover, sharks may be able to consume proportionally larger prey as they … their gapes
to ever-smaller prey as a proportion of their body size. Our results also suggest that reef sharks …

… Advances in our understanding of the ecological importance of sharks and their relatives.
In: Biology of sharks and their relatives, 3 rd Ed. Carrier, JC, Simpfendorfer, CA, Heithaus, MR, …

… Sharks and their relatives (Elasmobranchii) are highly threatened with extinction due to …
currently living in our oceans by collecting their oldest records and quantifying first appearance …

… The authors would like thank the BioTecPesca laboratory (UFRJ) team for their help in
the development of this study. Thanks are also due to CNPq (FL, MV) and FAPERJ (MV) for …

… large individuals in every species based on their morphology. A Similarity Percentage analysis
… these sharks play in their environment, thus providing new essential information for their …

… This article focuses on sharks, generally termed manō in Hawaiian, because of their importance
in Hawaiian culture and the availability of historical references to manō (Beckwith 1917) …