… Traditional commercial fisheries have exploited many small bottom-living coastal sharks
and skates, and have recently increased their exploitation efforts of deep-water sharks, both as …

Lamniformes (Chondrichthyes: Elasmobranchii) is a group of sharks that consists of 15 extant
species with a wide range of morphological diversity. The most rarely captured lamniform …

… This allowed their assignment into the different shark dermal denticle morphotypes and
functional types considered in that work (see Table 2). The original CVA-1 performed by Ferrón & …

… concern for elasmobranchs (sharks and rays) that use them at critical stages of their life
history. … Research on the biology of elasmobranchs and their human interactions in non-marine …

… These challenges have historically limited the scope of research in elasmobranchs, leading
to a lag in our understanding of their biology relative to other vertebrates. Approaching …

… significant contributions to the knowledge base of Australian sharks and we thank them for
their dedication to improving our understanding of the shark fauna so that it can be secured …

… several aspects of elasmobranch biology, from their current geographical distribution to
the details of their life-history traits and from their trophic ecology to their use of space and …

… sharks were shown to be the most site-attached reef shark species in the Pacific regions,
more blacktip reef sharks or gray reef sharks could be protected due to their … sharks over their …

… The status of marine fish populations is often assessed by estimating their relative abundance
based on catch per unit effort (CPUE), obtained from data on commercial landings and/or …

… to all environments where sharks occur (marine, estuarine, and freshwater) and consider
the diversity of species, their complex behaviors and ecology, and biological needs. The …